In our Co-Investing Club, we’ve seen a few investors use that combo effectively to scale faster while keeping capital turning.

I work with a few private capital sources who finance Wisconsin investors (Milwaukee included) on both flips and long-term holds.

Quote from @Drago Stanimirovic: Most investors hit their ceiling because of capital, not opportunity.

Partner Driven funded 100% of the $225,000 purchase, giving Rafael the ability to close quickly with no personal capital required.

Figure out what your starting capital will be, either stemming from doing a HELOC or maybe a cash out refinance, then determining what your end goal (e.g.

Right now, I don’t have a lot of capital to invest, but I understand that it’s still possible to start in real estate with little to no money as long as you have the right knowledge and resources.

Always helpful to see how others are organizing DD to keep capital moving.Thanks again!

A developer partner would be expected to bring:- Predevelopment and construction capital- Lender relationships and guarantees- Entitlement / permitting / SB 79 experience- Day-to-day control of the business planQuestions for developers / capital folks who’ve done something similar:1.

Multiple capital calls, poor communication and recently notified that 2 of the 3 deals are being foreclosed on.

It's one of those behind the scenes details that really makes a difference when it’s time to raise capital or scale.