Professional organizations should spend their expertise, time, and money to develop legal contracts with expensive attorneys and then just hand that over to you for free?

I try to consider my expenses separately from my rents.

Im 21 now and still live with my parents so expenses are low, but my goal is to make 50k in active income by Dec 31st, 2024 and I have been brainstorming about somehow wholesaling but also using my license as an agent to get clients and potentially find off market leads and instead of putting them under contract myself like a wholesaler and then assigning them, is there a way y'all can think of to just bring those leads as an agent to cash buyers and get a commission without them taking the deal from under me?

One of the key advantages of crowdfunding is its accessibility, enabling investors to participate in real estate projects with lower capital requirements compared to traditional methods.

I would not bother with attorneys or courts—they are too long and expensive.

In AZ, it will probably be very expensive to get a second water meter.

The out of state owner is looking to offload this apartment complex where they have overspent on capital expense items in the last 3 years due to natural disasters.

Real estate is expensive, and most of us do need leverage to purchase properties. 

The faster he finishes and the lower he keeps the budget the more he gets paid. 

Target rent is 2200, my expenses will be around 2050, so cash flow of 150 (not including vacancy).