For me I would like someone just starting out in real estate who is hungry and we can share weekly progress with each other on our deals or what we are working towards and hold each other accountable.  

@Christian RequejoHey this is a good topic (and market).I'm upvoting your post to commend you on a decent and specific ask so you can find the people you're looking for.Good luck and feel free to share your progress when you find someone that works.

Obviously, the ideal scenario is leaving your job and going all in on RE for quicker progress, but figure out what you can handle.Hope that helps!

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $40,000

Cash invested: $3,000

This is a single family home I bought originally with a partnership deal due to lack ...

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment in Chattanooga.

Purchase price: $40,000

Cash invested: $3,000

This is a single family home I bought originally with a partnership de...

When it became time to move on, I interviewed with four different brokerages - some of the standards that had big reputations and big infrastructure (and therefore big caps), others that were more midsize and geographically convenient, and finally decided to go with eXp Realty because of its progressive attitude, profit share, and friendliness towards investor/realtors (you get three personal transactions annually with no commission). 

Slowly making progress.

Having guidelines to introduce a central idea, provide 3 supportive paragraphs, and close with a strong conclusion provides freedom and structure all at once.The Five Phases of a Value-Add Multifamily SyndicationSimilarly, each real estate syndication goes through a progression of stages with a clear beginning, middle, and end, which ensures individual investors operate as one, according to a clear business plan.Phase #1 – AcquireThe first stage begins with sponsors getting a property under contract.

As many progressive folks are crowing these days, "fair does not mean equal."

You're shuffling money and still not making any progress to appease the customers that can't afford your product instead of driving your truck to a community where the kids can pay what the ice cream is worth.