My very brief and simple opinion to find an investor:  1) Find a deal. 2) Be prepared to show an investor how and where they will make $$. 

@Adam Horvath I think you're right about the kitchen remodel, the other simple fixes that you can do to get a great bang for your buck is to replace the bathroom fixtures and maybe (if this makes sense for your area) change the paint color to something thats a bit more in demand

Because I currently have a lot of time on my hands I think I have been able to run into some really good deals.I just wanted to introduce myself and I am looking for any one who also lives in this area who wants to partner on any deals were simply work together bird dogging.My goals are to complete a wholesale deal by the end of July.I would like to attain at least five houses by the end of the year that I can do subject to.

She called me and it went from there....Simple

Hello, simple question probably for most of you.

Very good screening information...however it does not solve the question at hand.

You can tell who is going to be a handful and who will be easy to work with based on how they communicate during the initial screening & showing.Every Class A tenant we’ve had initial doubts about for personality/credit related issues, inevitably made for a tougher year - even if they always paid (which is still the end goal).

As I understand these are pretty hands off real estate deals, which is nice for convenience but i'm really scratching my head thinking that a 8-13% return is worth the risk, especially considering what US equities have done over the last several years.

I have solid credit history in US and Canada but since I want to buy through a LLP and am self employed this year, there are only a handful big banks that will work with me.

Any reason you didn't decide to go with Squarespace or something more simple like that?