I've always done deals solo, but getting to the point where I'd like to bring a partner in for some of the projects I'm doing, and just need some pointers on doing this is the most efficient way!!

I simply send them statements, manage their properties efficiently and profitably for them, deposit monies, tell them what is going on via voicemail and/or emails and that is it.

I have a degree in construction management and have a wide knowledge base in building science, energy efficiency and building new homes from the ground up.

I have a degree in construction management and have a wide knowledge base in building science, energy efficiency and building new homes from the ground up.

Not real efficient for what we do, but there is some value to the name when selling and talking to other agents, plus I get some leads off the agents in my office.

Wholesaling (assigning contracts) can be the most cost efficient strategy, lowest risk, and sometimes the one requiring the least amount of capital.

If a tenant wanted to screw you over they could do it much more efficiently and in a much less traceable manner then depositing lots of bad checks.

The role I have been given is to come in and make everything more efficient, especially on the renovation side of things.

They partnered on the deal and was a huge learning curve, one of which I've based a lot of my desired direction on.I continue to learn and grow and am now employed by that startup rehab company as their workflow, systems and structure manager - Establishment Officer - ensuring that the Rehab Machine is as efficient, effective and profitable as possible.Thank you to BP and I look forward to contributing to the wide world of REI.Cheers,

Eventually, i would like to be renovating older urban homes/buildings into extremely green and efficient homes/apartments in new urbanist ( is that word?)