You'll meet hard money lenders, realtors, brokers, and the like, there.

No offense but reputable Contractors steer clear of flippers and Realtors like the plague.

I am an investor, a realtor, and a developer.

The house would cash flow while I was waiting, but any info would be helpful, especially from you Detroit realtors who work with investors.

I take that to mean he is looking for more upside than just 10% interest.My realtor (c) said that if the investor put up 100% of purchase and rehab costs, that we should split profits (cash flow and equity upon sale) 40% to him and 60% to me.How does that compare to the other partnership agreements out there?

If we were to list the house after our 4 week rehab - our realtor thinks we could ask $42k and get $39 or $40k or we could rent it for $425 or $450 per month.

I've never found a do-it-yourself method as accurate as getting a realtor to pull comps.I've only gotten an appraisal (if I'm buying it myself and not wholesaling) if the house was rural, in some city I'm not familiar with, or is somehow harder to comp than usual, and in this case it is totally worth it.

Looking for a Commercial Realtor who has his/her own investments and has active deals in the Columbus, OH area.

I've been in the business in residential for almost 5 years. Don't know what took me so long, and you can probably blame the present demise on me for getting in.

I did well for the first 3 years and now......

Anywh...

Network with everyone in your community involved appraisers, realtors, inspectors, contractors ect.