They've had people come in to try and salvage the deals but so far nothing has panned out.

I have this wild idea to put solar on one of my other properties if this pans out.

But nonetheless, if you are asking for 5-7 figures, or really any amount from another person, with a "guaranteed return" well beyond market norms, you better have the liquidity/assets to hold up to that position if it doesn't pan out.

Don't pan for the "gold" of appreciation, dump it in the river and go home. 

If the numbers support it, this can be an excellent workaround for non-U.S. income earners who have strong cash-flowing properties.If you're looking to pull equity but a HELOC doesn’t pan out, you might also consider a cash-out refinance using either a conventional lender or a DSCR lender.

Because despite the tin-foil-hat-club's thoughts on it, finance entities don't want to take the property back, it's a giant pain in there azz. 

Even if the home seems dry on the surface, I’d double-check for things like a slow leak inside a wall, under the sink base, or even behind the dishwasher or fridge (like the drip pan) — more like trapped humidity in wall voids or cabinets.You’ve clearly done a ton already, and I really hope you get a breakthrough soon!

Quote from @Dylan Brown: @Art Webb The IRS requires that the name and TIN on a W-9 reflect the actual owner of the income for tax purposes.

My last post talked about generating leads using a form created on a Facebook ad campaign I did couple of months ago which lasted 2 weeks. nothing panned out but I'm still determined to get, and close, my 1st deal.I've stepped up my efforts since then...I signed up for Carrot and built my online platform on there (peer feedback would be great - https://www.walkerhomebuyers.c...) and have started another, more detailed, Facebook ad campaign lasting 2 months.

Most of the content is to buy our book which makes me more money blah blah, while doing a video from in front of a whiteboard without a lapel mic so the video sounds like they are coming from inside a box or tin can, and these guys are supposed to be multi-millionaire real estate geniuses and they can't afford a $100 lapel mic so they can be heard properly?