i interviewed them both three times and i am really torn between the two...KELLER WILLIAMS - everyone says KW has a lot of expenses but whenever i ask they tell me there isnt much except for $80 monthly. higher commission, cap out at 25k and then i get 100% commiss.

Sounds sketchy, but I'd ask for tax returns, executed leases and maybe even set up interviews with residents.

They also put out awesome weekly podcasts interviewing other real estate investors and ones answering frequently asked questions.

He picked himself up and we got this deal in Ohio.Watch for @Nick West interview with @Joe Fairless to be released in October. joefairless.com

Just stick with BP and plug in and absorb the knowledge,you can also try connected investors or reiclub and start marketing for private lenders,you can also go to private money gold mine(be careful on this site they are known to have scammers so closely interview them and make sure they are legit).

PS: I have read a lot of investment books, listened to interviews and podcasts, and I have never heard of the "2% rule" before seeing it on BP.

Just give me a call and perhaps we can get together and do lunch so you can interview me and see if I'm a fit for you.

If liabilites assumed exceed adjusted basis of property contributed, the contributing partner would recognize a gain to the extent his/her basis is negative.  

One advantage of cops over lawyers:  You have a much better chance of recognizing them.  

(I interviewed several) I've been out looking around my target city several times.