When its a big deal he will take on a partner to fund it.

I would add that you could partner with other investors, contractors, property managers etc.

If you are hired in a company or made a working partner you may be fine, if you're just paid a commission on your own for a deal you may have problems.Folks wanting to get started in RE need to think down the road as to what they do to establish their reputation with other RE pros in the area, including Realtors and generally they don't look positively on birddogs. :)

At the same time you're doing #2, look for equity partners who can give you the rest of the money you need (cost of rehab, points, holding costs).4.

It's not something to be entered into lightly and I suggest finding a partner that really knows what they are doing to assist you in your first few deals until you get it down.

My partner and I own and manage a lot of rental property in South Redford.

Then there was another firm that literally told me he had to have a $5k retainer just to look at the deal.I talked to one of the 5k firm's partner's and asked them how they would help me if I brought them on my team.The low cost attorney seemed busy and inefficient.

What is the best way to get the property under contract if I still need to obtain financing and a credit partner for the deal?

partner=homedepot

I am a realtor and investor in West Virginia and own several rental properties here and I am looking to expand and invest outside of West Virginia so I was wondering if you had any suggestions about where to invest or if you live in an area where real estate investing is doing really well and would like to partner up I would definitely be open to something like that as well.