and What is the norm or shall I say typical for this sort of thing compensation wise?

So, the benefits you would get from working with a experienced and motivated local agent that has insights to what areas fit your investment goals would be something you would still be missing even if you did get your RE license. 

It is (feels like)  a short term option to invest low amount of money and get a foot in the "real estate" field (sort of).

How did you find a VA you could trust, was qualified (capable of completing a wide range of task well), was motivated even though they were not full time, and did not cost a fortune?

This property would sort of offer them a little gem of a find, inexpensive and close to campus.... that is if I could get it cleaned up.

I just signed a GC/Builder after 8 weeks of meetings, no-shows, no callbacks, and all sorts of things.

I don't think he is truly a motivated seller but His property was one of the 1st I saw while driving for dollars and his number was definitely the 1st I located while doing some skip tracing on my own.

I had a few decent responses, but no one truly motivated and of course a few that were angry or just hung the phone up. lol I've also been Driving for dollars, and I found a few houses I just can't get in contact with some of the owners.

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But as Boomers "retire" and Millennials postpone starting families due to career motivation it has been forecast that there could possibly be a plateau or even a slight decline in Pop Growth.