Got 2 new good guys working for me and with as far as the construction side of things.

Financially there are many areas that for the sake of all US taxpayers should not be allowed to rebuild or should never qualify for any form of government emergency assistance state or federal in the future. 

This was great for me since it allowed to renovate each unit one at a time without making me pay the entire mortgage payment each month.

I have asked them to keep an eye out for me concerning properties, but I haven't been very specific.

I just came across this and almost became a headache for me with 3 refinances.  

Now the higher down payment takes away the ability for me to acquire more properties therefore I can pay the higher rate and maximize leverage.

My goals in real estate are to achieve financial freedom for me to be able to "retire," then just be able to do it full time.

I have never had luck and would never need it all I need is the continuing guidance I have been receiving from up in the sky and the hustle I have in my heart to succeed for me and my peers that come from the bottom of the barrel.

In this case, is it legal for me to act in the capacity of a finder and charge a finder's fee considering he negotiates the deal himself?  

By forming an LLC it is slightly easier to account for expenses to offset against your income.