Should be plenty of meat on the bone to offer him a reasonable finder's fee, I think I will bring this option to the table for him.

I'm sure there are plenty of situations where the seller either doesn't care or doesn't know enough about it to ask. 

That way you could possibly be living for free because your gaining rent from the other side, will have plenty left over for closing costs and get you started on any immediate rehab needs.

Kinda been like drinking water from a fire hose, right?

Residential is easier to break into, but there should be plenty of opportunity for small commercial real estate properties if you have enough money to put into it.

Mainly because I've got 4 rehabs going and need to be getting them fixed and sold more than buying more...My timeline is a year and ($6k or so) to get to page 1.There's plenty to read up on that stuff if you've got the time.  

There's still plenty of land to develop, and although currently technically in a seller's market (i.e., less than 6 mths absorption rate) there are enough new housing starts that will satisfy overall demand for some time. 

There are plenty of threads on BP already that talk about why one type of entity is better than another in a certain situation. 

That should give me plenty of time to get my ducks in a row when it comes to financing and MLS access (agent license)Anyway, I wanted to pop in here and introduce myself, looking to learn, network and contribute as much as I can.cheers,Dinesh

I thought on Saturday you were allowed to start drinking at 9am???