Depending upon how good you are at this, you can realize a substantial income by wholesaling. •Partners – Your credit may be badly bruised temporarily, but if you stay motivated you can find partners with cash to lend on a real estate transaction.

(plus my 73 yr old father is my partner and he likes the old ways....simplier for him.)Hope this helps.

My partner and I were looking at a house where the homeowner had gotten really weird with renovations -- walling off rooms to make two small useless rooms, taking down a wall to make one large useless room, and adding a second story addition that could only be accessed by a tiny spiral stair case.When we said this would be tough to rent out, she said: "Oh don't worry, you can always throw in a bunch of college students."

Normally the bank will require a personal financial statement of each partner / investor.

that's the hard part, if your significant other don't want a specific idea or thing, good thing you were able to convince your partners

My goals are to network, learn, help, and partner up with other motivated investors and real estate professionals.

Im doing an equity split with a partner, to soften the work load.

My partner is a licensed realtor, so in terms of real estate, there aren't many situations we aren't able to provide a solution for.My primary goal in real estate is to be a full time investor-this is something that I see myself doing for the long term.

Please view my post [/url] http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/69-make-deals-find-partners-mentors-birddogs-etc-/topics/58184-hi-my-name-is-william-james-coppin-fsa-financially-savvy-agent-needs-help-with-tenantsLet me know if you can help?

While you’re learning, you’ll be exposed to business and community leaders (many with cash) who would be prime candidates as potential investing partners or sources of private cash for long term investments or down payment and rehab funds.