Then after doing that for a while, I raised the fee to $10,000 with the ability to earn back $5000 of the coaching program if they completed all of the homework assignments.Coaching real estate has just been a side gig that I’ve done for the last couple of years and I’ve had anywhere between one and five coaching students at a time, but I’ve helped over a dozen people increase the net worth substantially during the year that I coached themSo here’s the question: One of my mentors recently shared with me that I am selling myself short as a coach and that in addition to charging the upfront fee, I should also write into the coaching agreement that I get an equity steak in the deals that I help my coaching students get during the year that I coach them.

I'm a licensed realtor with Keller Williams Realty Partners in Overland Park, Kansas and would like to connect with some investors in the area looking to buy or sell investment properties.

So if can bring his tax liability down with income properties, it makes sense to him.

I intend on doing a cosmetic remodel prior to selling down the road but it's not ready for that.

I’m completely new to fix and flip but I have been doing some research, I’ve been looking at distressed properties in my area for example one I’m looking at now the listing price is $359k Arv is $550k the contractor fee would be $33k without materials I’ve been looking at fix and flip loans saying they would finance 90% LTC and 100% rehab .

When you have no equity and you HAVE to sell for whatever reason, you become a motivated seller. 

I am in the process of learning and plan to use house hacking as my investing strategy for the first few properties.

Additionally, I’m partnering with a friend where we then can take advantage of a first-time homebuyer program, but we’re unfamiliar with the available options in Charlotte.Your guidance and expertise in helping us find suitable properties and navigate these programs would be greatly appreciated.

For comparing properties or managing properties?

For acquiring your first property, I suggest using a bank.