Bring them a job and they will saddle right up to you.

I purchased a HUD home for $55 and had a 203K loan bringing it up to $86 in a neighborhood where the average was $115-120. 

If they bring experience to the deal.

Hello BP, I wanted to Bring to Peoples Attention that there is a new scam people need to be aware of involving Zillow where a Keller Williams Agent Recently delt with.

They currently have a large event the third Thursday of the month, LOTS (Learn on The Site, flips) the first Tuesday after the meeting, weekly Wednesday Luncheons at Wildwood Country Club (12-2), Ed Gibson brings in speakers for a monthly KREIA luncheon at Napa Valley, they have Robert Kiyosaki game night (Writer of Rich Dad, Poor Dad), and a monthly Happy Hour.

But for cash flow purposes, which is what most people would look at in the context you're bringing it up in, then 146 doors sounds about right.Unfortunately you aren't likely going to get $200/door in LA or anywhere near it.

If it is a large complex (above 50-75), you will most likely need to partner with a more experienced player who can bring some capital and experience to the table.You may be able to get some cash and a small percentage of the sponsorship in exchange for being the eyes and ears on the ground.

If you don't have money, but have time, knowledge, or a deal you have something of value.If you can pair the value you bring with someone who has money, but is missing the piece you have, you may be able to partner on something.Are you looking to invest in NYC?  

But, when a seller or buyer can't physically appear on closing day, having a mobile notary bring the documents, get them executed, and then get them back to closing can really save the day.

Hi Mark, thanks for bringing this post back to life!