You know yourself and the partner better than anyone here.Everything else is speculation on our part and wont do you much good.One question you could ask yourself is: "Would I want to be in a dangerous situation with this person"Partnerships fall apart when things go bad, try and get an idea for how they handle things with the crap hits the fan.

They already have crap tons of cash and more then they need to live on.

Hi Justin,We try to use the same agent all the way through...it's dual agency in my area, so they represent all around.In doing all this and running into things this week, I realized that I could just propose to the Realtors that are giving me some slack that they are to only get the 5-6% on the lower transaction buy side, and we'll sell on the b-c side without them.Maybe once they see getting 6% on 150,000 as opposed to 6% on 180,000 is a crap deal, then they will be happy to get the 6% on the back end.

In this episode, we covered:The “crap jobs” that led to Anson’s real estate investing careerHow Anson partnered on his first deal without doing any laborFinding great deals on the MLSHow Anson finds the best neighborhoods to invest inHow to wholesale virtuallyWhat to do if you don’t have direct MLS accessUsing the “Short Sale Time Machine” to build equityHow to get around the “non assignment” clause when wholesaling bank reposMistakes made by Anson when getting startedAnd much more… So come check it out!

Neither worked worth a crap. 

I have had the landfill workers standing in the crap unloading,,,but they arent too bright.Hope this works out well for you but covering it with anything may come back to haunt you.  

The bigger crap shot is selling a tenant occupied.

Not sure i would ever want to deal with an agent that pulls that crap with me.  

That's 800% ROICosting on average $11.20 CPM (per one thousand views)Plus you own these leads and your not getting all the crap that comes with Zillow, Trulia, RedFin, etc:Inaccurate listing information that misinforms leadsAfter you work your *** off to get a good listing.

After that I slammed every nickel I could get my hands on toward paying of my mortgages, STARTING WITH THE LOWEST BALANCE, not necessarily the highest interest rate.I also did without things that a lot of people thought were absolutely NECESSARY; things like new cars, cable TV, the latest and greatest electronic thingies like big screens, walkmans, funny ringtones on my cell phone (I didn't have a cell phone until '95) and crap like that.