I couldn't disagree more on the 401k route.

This is intersection of Chew and Montana St.  

When it's coming out of your wallet from a week's pay, you think harder, do more research, and make sure it's the right marketing strategy before you pull the trigger...which is a good thing.So, my advice, if you can refinance the principal balance for a lower rate, and that frees up some money in your monthly budget so you can launch a motivated seller marketing campaign...then THAT is the right route. 

I read online (can't find the review anymore) of someone who did this by doing so in the proper route by contacting USAA.

thanks..that's the route I'm going to take..I just had the idea of letting them get half of the profits but didn't think it should be for free.....

Don;t go for the 100% split no training route. 

That was another route I was thinking of going too.

My equity and cash flow today is directly correlated to the people that I've leveraged in Indy, the only thing I brought to the table was trust and grit to get through the tough times.I'd suggest you do it the way I did it (since you're a seasoned investor), start from ground up, learn the ropes in that market and don't do the turnkey route.

And then continue to repeat this process.Questions:Do you think I have a half way decent plan or should I go another route?

Did you wind up going this route?