Hi @George Vigil, I would agree with @John Warren,It makes sense to split the post purchase deal portion 50/50,  however, the purchase is something the agent is bringing the skills, resources, and heavy lifting to.

I have more skill and sweet to put in then money so I am looking for advise on how to cover the cost of the purchase and materials (I’ll provide the labor) on the house without a huge payment each month during the remodel as I won’t be making any money because I will be investing all my time in the remodel.Any suggestions would be helpful.

It will also be a lot easier now to start off with the househack here and get some management skills and get to understand property in general.I have a 2 family and 3 family in Everett and probably won't be living here next year, but still plan to self manage.

. I’ve had quite a bit of success in sales in my career, and want to leverage those skills as best as possible.

Networking with others to find the one that best matches your interests, skills and resources (time or money) will serve you well.Best of luck,John

Such collaboration calls for synergies that would allow each partner to deploy his or her unique skills set for the benefit of the partnership.

@Zorya Belanger yeah, i just want to get license to get better understanding of real estate here in Lethbridge and I got a realtor who want me to join his firm coz he's impressed by my marketing skills so he's compensating my license fees when I'll get it.

It might cost you more, but they should be skilled with solving these headaches. 

I will continue to analyze MF properties to further sharpen my skills, and implement your recommended strategy to find out of state investors that own in my area!

I'll gladly trade my time and skills in exchange for advice to help me make this final push and get off the ground.