Also traditional lenders will require that you have 35% "skin" in the game.

The tenant will probably stay with friends or family and pocket the money.

I utilized the strategies that I have learned to utilize from Bigger Pockets to identify when and how to approach a potential investor.

I utilized the strategies that I have learned to utilize from Bigger Pockets to identify when and how to approach a potential investor.

There aren’t any tricks or secret formulas.You’ll need money and good credit to go big in this game.

Gibson unless you are very game for a challenge then for your first deal I wouldnt take on the risk and the headache of new construction or such a large rehab.

I was thinking if talks fail with the marketing agent, perhaps leverage my relationship with the acquisition agent to get the marketing agent to up their game; The acquisition agent wont want to lose my repeat business. 

Buy it, paint it, sell it, and pocket that $30k!!!!

That's a rather vague question in the sense that real estate is a negotiation game, but you have left out critical info. 

Having said that, if you have zero skin in the game, and don't have something to offer like experience or a trade skill, it is definitely a hard sell to an investor, you need to be able to establish confidence in you with the investor.