Every deal is different...I have had a pretty bad one myself.I will stick with landlording, light rehabs and a few REITs to keep my RE invesment portfolio empire going...I enjoy collecting checks every month and being in complete control of all my property without question from any "partners".

I think for a lot of folks who have had less than desirable results with the "Rich Dad Training" sessions that it's more a quality control issue.

You have no control over single-family home appreciation, but you can create value in a true income property by enhancing its income stream.

Just keep it under control on the spending . . . don't overdo it!

Best is when you have role based access control.

Is it better to take care of that and know that it's under control?

But it got me thinking that if you had a lot of cash available for those kinds of unique opportunities you could stand to make a fortune, as you'd be able to always beat out these smaller players who have to make their offers "conditional".

Three of my aunts/uncles were jockeying for control of the house.

You got big players with big pockets who are thinking long term.

Meet and make friends with the "players" in your city.