I still have big real estate dreams, and I don't have a seat at the investor's table yet, but this time next year I'll be looking for my first deal with the capital to back it.

Airbnb:This was going to be my primary strategy before flipping was on the table.

Tabling those very real and serious factors for a moment, there is another issue that is often glossed over: the prevailing sentiment by the market that prices were always going to go up.

So given that I'm looking to partner with my coworker but we bring different things to the table, how do I value our different contributions and structure the partnership to ensure a win-win?

Also I’m not sure if you are reading any of the graphs other than maybe a location in the heading and the slope of the line, but that very first table you posted is a good argument for why CA real estate is so impressive.

Either way, my belief is to educate the seller to open the conversation and get them to the negotiation table. 

I'm estimating high, because bringing more cash to the table always helps the lender feel more confident in your deal. 

CRM can show customers at a table as Excel and in a few other ways, Excel can't even dream about it.Read the detailed comparison in the article "Excel vs CRM".

I'm sure it's on the table.

I am working on getting my CA Real Estate license by the end of August 2020.I bring a tangible set of skills that I can apply with any potential mentor's business and/or needs in case he or she is worried that I will not be bringing anything to the table in return for their guidance, education, and potential partnership. - I have an engineering degree from SJSU.