I work remotely, always have my phone handy, and love the number side of real estate so I think this would be a great fit for me and something that I could see myself doing long-term.The only downside I see is that I work 8-4 so couldn't spend that time in an office with other brokers or doing real work for clients, I would be working after my day job.

I live in Chicago and plan to buy my first house hack by end of year/beginning of next year.Looking forward to learn from all of you!

I am just getting started investing in real estate, I plan on buying foreclosed properties in my area and either BRRRR or flipping them.

This has definitely put a strain on our monthly spending, and feel a bit stuck atm and we really don't want to stop adding to our other investments bc this property makes us lose cash month to month.

Hi Timmy, I recently interacted with the City's Planning staff about a listing that had an existing structure that seemed to at least have potential for an ADU.

We are hoping to break even at this point with the plans for appreciation.

My team and I are putting together plans on how and what we should do but I'm already thinking ahead of everyone's role and percentage of ownership in this potential partnership.

I brought equity by designing the plans and managing the build.

I think our last set of plans took 5-6 months approval time (this may have gone down now). - Construction is more expensive.

If you are partnering with them for their cash, then partnering for that purpose is likely more expensive than financing if you actually execute according to your plan.