Even then, you'll probably need to offer very generous terms to the investor because you're essentially asking them to pay for you to try it out.

Essentially myself and my partner @Brett Jacobs only needed another $1000 and some change at closing.

Not only has no paperwork he is lazy as hell.

Making a corporation takes too much money and too much paperwork, and most of the benefits of incorporating can be had through the LLC vehicle.

So essentially, I am looking for a brokerage in the Atlanta area that is willing to take on a newly licensed agent and be involved in personal/family deals (planning for 2-3 deals a year to start). 

So if you can find a 4 unit for sale, you can move into one essentially live for free if the other 3 units cover the mortgage.

My original partner - we started flipping property back in 2006 and essentially he dropped 140k into my LLC bank account.  

I'm essentially shooting myself in the foot a bit by targeting a less populated area, but I believe that owning land and developing systems of self-reliance is a far more stable investment than any other I have studied.

Three grown kids - for whatever reasons they are unable to sign paperwork releasing their interest to the home so she can sell to me.3.

@David JenkinsIt's just the ratio of Net Operating Income (what you're essentially earning on your asset) divided by the property/asset value.If you earned $10,000 NOI on a $100,000 property your cap rate is 10%.Now you can compare that 10% to how other assets or investments are performing.