In this situation, I'm thinking that you buy the property (using whatever means) and the contractor rehabs the property for a percentage of the profit.A friend of mine was telling me that he knew someone who did this in Pennsylvania.

You can open up a LLC and partner with someone, giving them a percentage of profit when you sell.

Many of us here on BP enjoy a positive/motivational thread and I am confident that a high percentage of folks would be very appreciative to see people refrain from immediately tearing every one of them apart.

These employees need direction from a boss and a set schedule to be successful.That leaves us with a very small percentage of the population who may actually have the motivation and personal makeup to potentially be self-employed.

What are your buyers willing to pay, as a percentage of ARV?

I know many of the folks that run a L/O business model in my home market and demographic, and they have ran about the same percentages as my personal experience of 10% to 20%.

For this run I set it on a certian zip code, percentage of equity, length of ownership 10 years or more.I could have gotten more names but I wanted the ones with equity.To solidify the reasoning of this zip code it has had the most sales in our area for the last 90 days almost 2 to 1.

There is a separate program where the landlord pays a percentage of the cost.

Can I ask at what percentage of asking price was your offer?

A certain percentage of the population is simply irresponsible and they should not be homeowners!