The word syndicator comes to mind, but I don't really think that's what I'm trying to do.I'm a little foggy on the legalities (aren't we all) of providing my knowledge and time in exchange for equity or fees.

Would this be foolish exchanging a job that pays me biweekly and gives me good pay (annual salary is around 70 k)  to be a Realtor? 

Off market sellers may be more willing to sell below market, in exchange for a quick close, due to personal or financial circumstances.  

If you let them totally cash you out the money you get may qualify for a 1031 exchange.

One advantage of the TIC is that an owner can sell, or a potential buyer can buy in, using a 1031 exchange on just part of the property.

They've been doing this for many years in exchange for the rentals when she passes.

Hello BP - I'm doing a 1031 exchange where I'm going to sell my under-performing properties in Chicago and Ogden to trade for a better cash flowing properties.

Cash for Keys is the most common type of agreement in which you offer cash to the occupants (typically, no more than 1% of the value of the property) in exchange for the occupants to vacate the property within 30 days, leaving it in broom swept condition.

In exchange of any help I can provide to you.

Executed 1031 exchange in 2018 when I got tired of being an absentee owner/landlord.What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?