If it ends up lower then I received more income for that year.  1% for CapEx, Repairs, and Management is unrealistic.  10%, 5%, and 10% is more acceptable.  

Your offer to assist will likely be best received if you can provide more specifics, like where you are physically located, what kind of skills or training (if any) you already have, the number of hours you'd have available to work each weekend, and what compensation (if any) you're looking to receive.Good luck!

Some executors don't receive anything from the estate.

The education I received through the podcast was invaluable in giving me the knowledge and confidence to do the first deal.

I have only gone as far as receiving an estimate from Fast Track Remodeling to renovate a rental property in Houston.

I received my FAA license last year and have been dabbling in it myself!

It seems expensive to get an LLC for each house, but I can see the expense worth it when you consider how much income you receive from said deal.

When we received feedback that your daughter wasn't satisfied with our efforts to help her with her problem, we offered to offset her cost to procure her own equipment, despite not being required to do so.I can certainly understand why a student (or anyone for that matter) would want all of their devices to work.

IF you got an equity partner in this deal and received only 20% of it would it still be great? 

The education I received through the podcast was invaluable in giving me the knowledge and confidence to do the first deal.