You may want to find out if this is DIY projects (and how much experience they have) or professionally done.  

I are on our 50th project.  

If it fails, then you both owe the debt of that project and any associated fees.

So, if I were you I would find someone you are interested in partnering with that has experience in the day to day of managing properties they own.Now, if they bring the experience, and are basically the reason the deal will be able to happen, they are going to want you to bring something to the table.  

It is pretty easy to learn the basics.

If a customer doesn't respect the fact that you are entitled to a fair profit for work completed, they'll just badger you and nickel and dime you on every project going forward.  

In which case I would get quotes on a replacement basic model from the appliance stores as well as get a repair tech in there ASAP to give you  a quote on repair.

She basically said it taught enough to keep oneself out of jail regarding the right way to do things in RE as an agent.

We mainly focus on turnkey, but we do also handle a good amount of retail sales, meaning we basically flip.

I have met plenty of people who will fund me and people that will buy my projects.