If you are talking about a flip, some newbies I know offered to do a JV  (joint venture partnership) with the lender and agreed to pay the lender a high percentage of profits after the sale.

I’m constantly looking for deals and listening to podcasts all day long,but my girlfriend does nothing.

If I'm doing a joint venture agreement with another wholesaler (I'm bringing the buyer), what do I need to send to the title company to make sure I'm included in the deal?

Constantly in search for people of a like mind and energy in the Bay Area, CA to connect with!

Or do you assume they stay constant?

The property manager and the interested party may have trouble getting their schedules to line up, the consumer may feel less comfortable with someone else constantly hanging around, among other reasons.

The fact that you think everything is bad makes it “relatable to fox news” because I assume they constantly spew negative headlines.

I’m constantly reading that people can’t seem to find multi-family homes that cash flow and provide a good return, but when I crunch the numbers on some properties I’ve run across I feel like they are good deals.

He knew more about investing than me (which was a first), he became a realtor because he was investing and wanted to do real estate full-time, and he has been extremely patient with me.I'm constantly marketing and prospecting for off market deals, so when I come across someone that wants full retail value for their home (which I will not pay), I give him all their information. 

@Jesse Kozazcki find another local investor and do a joint venture, you bring the deals and manage the rehab they bring experience, connections, and funds.