We are moving different directions in life and have mutually decided splitting up is in the best interest of both of us.

Understanding your funding options can make or break a deal.

From my side working with investors, I’m definitely seeing more activity, but also more collaboration people combining capital and experience to move faster on deals.How about you all  are you finding it easier to get your projects funded this quarter?

I do plan on growing the RE portfolio and want to make sure the next moves are savvy.We have decent 401ks, and limited liquid funds in savings...Thank you for your timeNo, you don't!

So between 2012-14 we averaged selling around 360 properties a year to hedge funds.  

Flips still move fast, but rising material costs and longer timelines are squeezing margins.Some investors are layering alternative funding (bridge + rehab draws) so the money arrives as the job progresses.Would love to hear your go-to funding structure when costs creep up.

I’d appreciate sharing experiences, deal terms, funding sources, and strategies.

(Like a bank statement in the buyer's name showing the required funds.)

If you could go back to your first deal, what’s one thing you’d tell yourself about the funding process?

As far as a comparable (passive) investment, I'd go with an index fund over a turnkey investment.