A debt fund would simply loan money to your flipping business and your flipping business would pay interest to your debt fund, which in turn would pay interest to its investors.An equity fund would actually acquire title to the properties and the profits therefrom would be split in some fashion (there are thousands of ways to split the pie--you have to choose an arrangement that'll be compelling enough to attract investors).This is a 30,000-foot level overview, your attorney would have to help you with the details, and there are many, many details to consider that are way beyond the scope of a forum post written by a non-attorney

It could be argued that a lack of the old fashioned grab root and growl method is missing.You can do so much more than you think you can when you put your mind to it and try.Skills can be learned and talents can be magnified by just doing!

@Yonah Weiss I have a pair of Business degrees, they may help a bit ut not as much as experience, patience and good old fashion common sense do.

And good ol' fashion hard work. 

If #3 is true, then we would not see an increase in active inventory.See housing market and equity market works in a similar fashion.

That's generally fee's of some form or fashion used in a manner that views as invested capital. 

I am talking about the local boutique jewelry or clothing shops that their owners work their asses off 7 days/ week.

I'm sure this has been discussed in some fashion almost ad-nauseum on here, but I wanted to see what people think about using either new card offers with 0% interest for the usual 15-24 months, or balance transfers with the same type of terms.I am currently remodelling my home, and I usually have at least 2 or more 0% balance transfer offers for 15+ months on several of my credit cards, and always am getting new offers from my banks or in the mail for new ones.

We will weed out the ones that took advantage of the situation, work with others that were trying and were truly affected to catch up in a humane fashion. 

Columbus is also experiencing some really great developments, such as the new fashion district near Franklinton!