@Deanna S. - It is a challenge when starting out in a new market.

Last year we paid 1 investor over $180,000 I wonder if he sits around worrying about my SKIN IN THE GAME, or does he worry if I will go to the other investor.  

Now it seems like everyone wants to cash out with the hot market but it may be a good way to find deals in slower markets with properties that sit on the market.

I would love to sit down with anyone who's interested in order to get them the deals they're interested in :) Thanks!

No clue if it makes a difference but its nice to have somewhere to sit when we go over.  

But having a lot of equity in your properties is the same as having your money sit in a low yield account but it is a much "safer" position than being over leveraged in all your properties.When purchasing a property you look at your ROI and CoC returns to determine how well you are investing right?

Turnkey units are best so they don't sit vacant, but for our most recent one in Plano, we had to fix up a dated unit which took 3 months.

He is very knowledgable and is always open to sit down and grab a coffee! 

Some great responses, the tone im getting from everyone here is just stay blind, deaf, and dumb to the issue.I only ask here because iv had three separate instances where im sitting in my patrol vehicle and someone comes up and asks (why are you watching this place?

You need to find an investor friendly REA, then sit down with them and set up your own personal "feed" with multiple zones based on the markets and property profile you are looking for.