-Pretend that the two of you are hiring a third party to manage the property.3) You should be compensated just like any other PMC you two would hire.

@Rick Harmon ALL your answers are condescending while you pretend that you are an expert when it comes to ALL probate strategies.

I am pretty conservative, but I don't pretend that one side of the isle has a monopoly on good ideas.

You might get targeted first but let's not pretend crime would suddenly stop in this neighborhood if you weren't there to target. 

Based on my experience, the people with money looks like they don't have it and the people who are broke or deep in debt, pretend they are "loaded".With regard to this investor (Jeff), he already lends his money to rehabbers at 14% interest.

It is much more important to have one good buyer that does volume and can consistently close whenever a good deal is presented, then to have a lot of pretend buyers that cant close. 

I don't play games or pretend to be/do/have something that's not authentic.I am learning as fast as I can and I am a fast learner.Any help with networking, mentorship direction is appreciated.

Denver, CO is definitely flooded with people trying to get in the house buying business but I call ads, bandit signs, direct mail I receive or from a friend to pretend I'm a selling and guess how many answer their phones?

Business cards, domain name, company logo, company name, entity type, perfect contract, perfect mailing piece, investor discount - all pretend obstacles new investors tell themselves are necessary tasks to be accomplished before doing what actually makes money - making offers.

Pretend that you are the buyer.