Quote from @Brandon Lee: I’m seeing a lot of investors talk about delays affecting their funding timelines and holding costs.How are you keeping projects on track?

Markets change, lenders shift, and investors have to adapt.I’ve been hearing that some deals are stalling due to tougher underwriting or liquidity issues.What’s been your biggest funding challenge lately — and how are you overcoming it?

You can use an assignment, or you can double-close using transactional funding. 

We used to fund tons of flips, but we're seeing very little now.

They have one fund called the Ekahi fund which Jessi who commented above is in.

.: i am interested in entering in the short term rental market in Nashville i am wanting to put a down payment down on a unit.in order to secure funds for a down payment,  i would need to sell off some crypto i have in a wallet and some S&P500 funds i have in a brokerage account.is there any way to reduce the capital gains tax from these assets using real estate? 

Here’s how to start attracting private lenders for your deals:
- Build trust.  Share your track record, experience, and deal transparency.- Offer fair terms.  Investors want consistent returns secured by real assets....

Generally speaking if your gut tells you otherwise, then leave the situation and source out other reputable funding sources.

Think private money.
*  Faster approvals*  Flexible terms*  Relationship-based, not credit-baseLearn how to attract private investors and structure win-win deals, because the best investors don’t wait for banks.

Rehab is usually funded at 100% and generally reimbursed, so liquidity still matters.