The finder's fees you'll pay your bird dogs for bringing deals to you are more than offset by the value - and the wealth - they'll generate for you.

Investment value differs with an individuals risk preference, financial situation, asset allocation etc.

I haven' taken his virtual assistant course but i can it being relevant if you have that much business.You have to think Tim has a few sites that generate leads, and i submitted a lead to one of his sites, sure enough one of his virtual assistance called me to inquire about the property.

because basically to me there is no set true value even when both you and seller agree on the income the property produces.Example....a property generating 100K and a asking price of 1.4M equals a cap rate of 7.

So, realistically, you can't expect to be able to get the top 30% out of a property that you're holding.You might consider wholesaling, if your goal is to generate cash.

Currently I am focused on wholesaling and building up a buyers list.Just wanted to post and meet as many like minded individuals in the area, so drop a line.

(and I've dealt with a lot of contractors, both good and bad)Certainly, a "craftsman" is unlikely to generate the income he desires from working with investors, but good contractors can make a good living working with good investors (my contractors certainly do).My contractors are very good, getting steady work from my projects, and making good money.

Are there individuals out there that would be interested in this type of situation, and how would I find them?

Check out some of the real estate threads on creative marketing and lead generating.

We have a couple of generations of people alive now who've become accustomed to their house doubling in value every 10 years or less, and effectively funding their retirement with appreciation of their family home.