I'll typically offer my finance-only partners a (simple) 10% return on the cash they invest and I'll work to educate them on the project, the turn-timeline, and anything else that's relevant for them. 

My strategy is pretty simple.

Most sellers: 1) Take offense to people knowing their business2) Think they have more privacy than they think...You'll find sellers who try to hide what they owe on their mortgage...when a simple Propstream search can bring it up in 3 minutes. 

The reasons are usually as simple as it won’t appraise, there’s a reason a loan would be denied, or the seller is sick of “pre-approved buyers” being turned down for their loan.

Simple as that.

Bill back a simple set amount.

Cool and seemingly simple flip project.

It's a simple enough business and concept that I don't think the franchise model is necessary, unless you really want to pay all the additional franchise fees! 

Hey guys,I have been looking everywhere for info on how a simple interest loan could be used as a supercharger on rental property cashflow by paying for literally ONE DAY OF SIMPLE INTEREST PER MONTH IN TX.A couple months ago I bought a truck.

I have seen a water bill kill a deal many times.What I liked to do starting out was follow some simple rules of thumb to make my buying decisions more confident.