You can make your dream a reality but it takes a lot of effort and energy on your part, and you probably will see a whole lot of money go out before you start seeing anything come in.

I'm coming to the conclusion that anything under $100k is not worth the trouble as you will spend the same amount of effort as if you were working on higher priced homes.

I am willing to put in the hours, energy, and effort into building a business out of Real Estate and thought it would be smart to learn as much as possible before getting started.

Again, similar to IT, some folks are only in it for "the money", very little actual experience and are always looking for the quick answer so they don't have to put forth the effort.

In essence, this is a no money down deal for me because the down payment did not come from my pocket but from somebody else.My skin in this deal is the marketing and effort I put in to find the deal and locking it up.

Can you guys define what they are and at what juncture in the "Cooperative Assignment" processed will they be utilized.Also, if process is done correctly, and to the satisfaction of "Tenant Seller" and "Tenant Buyer"...A Win Win...at what point can I bank my earnings for time and effort for putting deal together?

Collect-ability can be can be diminished if collection efforts over time did not persist.  

Wealthy buyers frequently do this in global gateway markets inc.

The mindset is simple: spend as little time as possible, as little gas as possible, as little effort as possible on those homes.

When I doubled my efforts I noticed some signs would stay out longer.