I like the idea and have pitched it to a few of my investor clients and its paid off however I do have a couple questions on structuring the JV deal.So the concept is being that the investor wants to be hand-off or out of state and can't really be as involved in the project that's when I step in....ill give the investor my commission on the deal and ask for maybe 5-10%+ return being that I will take the deal from A to Z.

I like the idea and have pitched it to a few of my investor clients and its paid off however I do have a couple questions on structuring the JV deal.So the concept is being that the investor wants to be hand-off or out of state and can't really be as involved in the project that's when I step in....ill give the investor my commission on the deal and ask for maybe 5-10%+ return being that I will take the deal from A to Z.

The same concept applies in business.

This method is called depreciation, and it is a very complicated concept.

It's about "real estate investor friendly lenders" but the concepts are exactly the same.  

So I know real estate contract concepts like the back of my hand and have a pretty good understanding of real estate basics.

This is a concept I heard Dave Van Horn talking about at BPCON.

Obviously I'm super green and new to the concept of an AirBNB in the east end but I'm at the least willing to learn before making a full commitment.

I had to introduce her to the concepts, assure her we had the support structure in place, and ultimately concede to hiring a property manager to put her at ease.

I am seeking to graduate from the beginner level and start to pull money out of our current 6 property portfolio to keep growing using the velocity of money concept.