I can bring my own money to the table but if I can use OPM I am happier :)Other then your own pocket - where are investors raising capital for rehab?

Any ideas on the best way to bring him to the table with the best possible financing?

You definitely want the exposure that the MLS will bring, along with the network and exposure that a good agent will bring to the table.  

Generally, unless you bring something else to the table the investor won't consider an equity partnership and especially not on rents. 

It is on the pricier side, but is definitely one of if not the nicest community in the PA mountains.

They are stuck in that they cannot sell it through a real estate agent because they will end up owing money at the closing table.

I'm trying to figure out if this is a good deal, I ran into a guy that wants to sell 30 acres of land, he had it appraised at 375k, city assessment is $281,431 he wants 150k and is willing to negotiate, this is in a rural area in California (mountains), houses there sell over 1m in smaller lots, I'm really not familiar with land, so any advice would be appreciated.Thanks.

I know you asked for no "move on" posts, but when a seller gets emotional about their property, there really isn't a way to bring them to the negotiating table quickly.

(There's not pee on the floors and excrement on the counters/tables) I would honor your existing lease.

What are some assets I could bring to the table to make my money partners life easier?