It's the kind of turn-around property I wouldn't touch because I don't have the right background, but it's an example of one that might just be re-purposed and be a good income generator for someone with a real estate and renovating background.

As a "millennial," I hear a lot about our generation and lack of desire to purchase.I think it comes down to several factors (there is no one-size fits all here):1.

Once I have a portfolio of rental property generating 15-20K/ income per month I intend to build a bbq restaurant chain.

I've had a long time focus on helping distressed property owners, which results in generating listings with excellent investor potential.

Fortunately, this means that an upgrade does not need to be a mansion or a dream home.Our current plan is to find a duplex or triplex with the potential to generate a little bit of cash flow in addition to acting as our home.  

I'm a computer engineer and I just took a job as a realtor.I'm expected to generate and close leads.

Yep, different opinions generate diversity. 

The LLC can act just like a legal person - it can generate income, pay bills, and move money in and out of bank accounts.

Here what I need:-comps and an estimate of ARV -email alerts on new listing in my target market-cash buyers -buyers looking for fixer uppersWhat I offer: -refer FSBO leads that I don't buy to agent -finders fee paid after closing on a lead generated from mls email alerts -commission paid after close on house sold through agent listing -if house is sold to a rehabber will recommend agent to rehabber for use when ready to list.The way I see it this generates a good amount traffic for the agent.

A way for an investor to put their money out and generate a return.