I took out some business unsecured credit credit, borrowed against equity in vehicles, took out a personal unsecured loan, etc. 

I can buy a foreclosure cheap, get an unsecured home improvement loan, fix up the property and refinance the cash back, and start over again with even more cash than I started.

I literally learned the business from the ground up - first construction, then worked at an equity syndication shop and now a commercial mortgage company - doing some principal investing along the way.Thanks to Carlton and a local "guru" to whom I "donated" over $15k (bootcamp and an unsecured promissory note before he filed BK).

Try to get a line of credit or unsecured personal loan for the rehab portion though.

While I suggested that your return would be better than if you invest in the stock market in an unleveraged manner but in this case, the difference is so stark than you won't.

They are usually unsecured, which means lenders have little recourse if a borrower defaults, and they can be the first loans people stop paying when money is tight.Many lenders have said they would work with existing borrowers who ask for help.

He was able to work his magic and negotiate for me $90k in unsecured business credit at 0% for my second round of funding bring my total to about $140k; this is going to be a huge help in growing my real estate business. 

Or those that leverage bit coin at the wrong time and lost hundreds of thousands on that play.. and for sure character assassination on the internet is not going to right the ship crazy  I do not work for Norada I have never met Marko.. my points are that you folks simply did not do enough due diligence up front and were blinded by the high returns and clearly did not understand the risks of unsecured notes/Junk bonds..

And market rent's are now at $2,856.09.haha lol what you teaching here is multiple real estate pyramid and dividend reinvestment more or less so.I do that too and that's the secret recipe to pay off 30YFM in ten years, it's basic math .....but our guy problem here is single cash flow asset unleveraged vs leveraged s&p ;-)single asset Cash-flow can not beat S&P even if it's leveraged BUT single asset highly-appreciating asset with leverage CAN beat S&P.  

You have to furnish the property which are funds you are spending unleveraged and management fee's are easily 20% of revenue.