who knows. usually a pure money partner with me spending no money and doing all the work from acquisition to sale is a 50/50 split of the profit. maybe you do that same?

Seems to me at one end of the spectrum is the pure passive investors - those who invest in syndications as limited partners, own triple net leased properties with no management responsibilities, etc.

I think that within the larger presentation/context, you would think it made much more sense...Also, keep in mind that analytics is a purely back-end process -- it's collecting and interpreting data, but not necessarily using the interpretation of the data to optimize front-end processes. 

I had the basement waterproofed from the outside, installed 2 battery back up dumps (both crocks present when purchased), and needless to say, it is now bone dry.One a simple fix, the other a little more costly.

Fix your smoke detectors, make sure your stairs are lit with battery back-up emergency lights.

The rent to value ration on the east side is way lower than a lot of other places, so many investors are buying there but purely for appreciation

@Matt Rothwell Perhaps I wasn't clear but this isn't purely hypothetical nor am I suggesting unlimited funds.

That is because it is all pure fiction.

or, a smoke detector batteries run low and it chirps.

Right or wrong, when a lender realizes their REO or Short Sale transaction is being double closed/wholesaled for a profit, they know they didn't get top dollar, and they want to prevent that....pure and simple.