I'm curious how you guys would structure the splitting of profits on this specifically, and in general on other scenarios as well.How do you guys structure your partnerships if one person finds the deal, organizes rehab, and the other partner only puts up a portion of the cash?

(which COSTS money)accumulating organizing and presenting material and information in a  way that is easy to understand.

This particular tenant's situation is unique in that they have a child with special needs which necessitates a particular type of housing accommodations, but even beyond that, the whole process of finding new housing is not easy for them.  

I dislike them period, as they are of ZERO value to me and just a waste of time and gas.So to answer your question, to organize a good one, they need to provide value to investors.Just a "hi I am Monkey Man and I am an investor" just won't cut it.Provide value to wholesalers, investors cash buyers in a way they can not provide without the meeting.For instance, some say.. ohh you can find cash buyers there (as a wholesaler).I can find 300% more cash buyers in 20 minutes than sitting there for 2 hours by going online to craigslist.

These are not new questions that are unique to this time in history or unique to real estate (although they are of particular relevance to real estate because of the asymmetries of information).

I currently work as an investment consultant for institutions such as healthcare organizations, endowments & foundations, defined benefit plans, defined contribution plans, etc. 

If it's a larger organization, feel free to inquire about their different staff qualifications.2.

That’s wonderful, I’ll wait to see if there’s more responses and get something organized :)

ATL/fulton county has a huge population, so if your buying inheritance data for an area with a population the size of Atlanta, You will want to make sure that the matches are unique names only.   

they are a brokerage but with a unique twist on how they bring product to the buyer.. they have very robust back end I have been to their Oakland offices its quite impressive ( having been doing this for 40 years I am not easily impressed).