I have some investors that use personal unsecured loans to purchase and rehab, fix and flips as well reach out let's talk. 

Have you considered personal unsecured loans?

I'd advise getting a personal unsecured loan as long as you have the income and credit profile I can fund you. 

Pay close attention to property values and LTV coverage on these; they may be one step away from being unsecured due to lack of sufficient equity coverage- a $10k discount on a new note is nothing.

You're far ahead of the curve, so pat yourself on the back.As for the credit, Navy is great, and if you're building your credit, they have a secured card that usually graduates to an unsecured card in about 6 months if you pay on time.Also, since you haveconnections in real estate, you don’t even have to wait for your license to get experience.

Quote from @Eric Gerakos: Michael, why would you invest in UNSECURED note funds when you can buy notes SECURED by real estate that are currently paying 10% for 2 or 3 year interest only terms?

Unsecured personal loan

The fact that this sponsor used investor money to gamble on high yield unsecured notes leaves a bad taste in my mouth.  

I went all in (except for home, job, and 401k, everything I had liquid and could borrow unsecured) but I had much lower amount as my all in back then.

To me, plenty of free information on the internet on how to learn how to give someone with no money unsecured loan in the hopes they pay you back.