Mine's longer term, but essentially I'm willing to work for a lower return in exchange for building up equity.As far as the minimum you will accept, consider your alternative investments.

I go out and find people holding notes secured by real estate, after gathering the note information and finding a buyer, the seller and I sign a commitment agreement, from there the seller gives me a copy of all necessary documents, after the buyer signs and returns my NCND (Non-Circumvent, Non-Disclosure agreement) and payout agreement, I surrender all contact info to him and pass along the documents I received from the seller, and finally receive my finders fee.This process is exactly as Eric explains it as:Build buyers list==>Find homes==>Put under contract (your name or llc)==>Sign a completely new contract with your buyer==>Double Closing ==> Closing #1-Close with the owner of the home (No money is exchanged)==>Closing #2-Close with your buyer (Give you money)==>Give the money from the closing with your buyer to the title office==>Leave closing with difference between closing #1 and closing #2.I have closed 4 deals this way, so I know what I'm doing but I don't know how to call it.

I've received numerous offers to be mentored in exchange for bringing me 1/2 the profit on their first deal, but I laugh because it just doesn't work that way.

My $.02 cents :)steve is 100% right. even though he watches lifetime with his wifeeven if you were to find a "gardening tenant" you would get less rent money, in exchange for taking care of garden, and these gardening freaks need to do things their way or its the wrong way...

I'd be happy to pay a little UBIT in exchange for actually having some income.

I have had a tenant accept a higher rent in exchange for a lower deposit.

Cool, money exchanged hands and she signed everything over.

Because if you had spent even 5 minutes on the phone with me (or exchanged a single email), you'd know that this deal didn't fit my criteria.

I look forward to exchanging knowledge with you.

But the truth is, on BP, we are mostly exchanging ideas, creating discussions and teaching.