He had been in a transition program for almost a decade, was holding down a job (riding a bike from the program to work, a distance of roughly 8 miles one way EVERY DAY since he wasn't allowed a car) and needed a rental in order to receive his final parole. 

I'm looking for investor friendly contractor in two areas:- Palos/orland townships- bronzevilleMy main criteria for being "investor friendly" includes the following:- understands the importance of prioritizing an investor project and not stopping halfway through to work on other projects, leaving the investor racking up holding costs- always responds to calls and texts in a timely fashion.

I don't think we'll soon be able to 'tech' ourselves out of old-fashioned hand-shaking and phone calls.

Items will come up, I think that is just something that has to be expected, whether you purchase it from Roofstock, another provider, or the old fashioned way.   

@Stanci March I use good old fashioned photography. 

That would get split up pro-rata amongst the investors that made that 50% contribution.That's a simple example--it can get much more complicated than that if you wish, or if that's what it takes to get the money partners interested.For example, there could be a preferred return, which means that the money investors (yourself included because you ride side-by-side with the others on the money) get 100% of the profits until achieving a specific return, such as 8% or 10%. 

Yes, some people can ride that no problem, but not everyone.

I am starting to get more quality leads than I can handle financially, but I know I could make it work by taking on some extra risk (balance transfer from credit cards). I have an income from my job, but this doesn't ...

I think this website is neat to share ideas, not tear ppl up and put them down.One of the strengths of BP is that people trying to fleece newbies do not get a free ride.

Ultimately, you can't learn to ride a bike in a seminar, you will learn by pedaling on the street.