Not to overshadow what was mentioned above, however the CFI route may not be a bad route to pursue. Keeping students motivated is probably one of the most difficult things to do today, and retaining students is more difficult than ever before. You may need to throw in a bone such as free ground school. If they need a CFII, see if the owner will work with you. Oftentimes some of the older part time guys will give you some time, then do your check rides with the local FSDO, they're free. Eager to get some multi time, I found a school with a couple of twin Beeches, including a Dutchess, and Baron 58. Fortunately they needed an instructor with a multi I. I trained with the CP (free), and flew with the local FSDO, (again, free). This gives you the ability to capitalize on your resources, and meet some of the FAA people that contrary to popular myth, really are there to help you. Good luck!