So, you really need to know your numbers with each project.It's a numbers game.

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Many mentors in this situation want the novice to put up most or all of the money in exchange for splitting profits evenly.The hours are reasonable if the properties and tenant class are nice, and he's training you and passing off his established system for doing things.

If you're new to the game, the book should be your bible!

Below are some of the reasoningMy Mentor was flipping in the Bay Area about 3-4 years ago but found it cost prohibitive to accomplish goals and a establish repeatable model Arizona also has a better upside for cash flow, which comes in handy if for some reason you are unable to sell.

I wanted to get in the game, I would sacrifice anything to succeed.

Who any veteran Investors suggest this to newbies as a way to stay in the game?

New to the Landlording game.

There are other strategies which require no money out of pocket but typically a beginning flipper is going to need some available money at hand to get into the game or even to put you in position to use those strategies.

For you, thus means you will have a little more skin in tbe game.