Not sure if you have one, but bring in a partner/mentor to the deal make them a equity partner and do a bigger deal with them knowing they have more experience and could make sure it is a solid deal to close and win.4.

Here at Owning Your House, we are a national network of trusted partners that connects home buyers, sellers, and even FSBO to verified real estate professionals, including realtors/agents, mortgage brokers/loan officers, title companies/attorneys, and a variety of homebuilders–all in one place.

Devvrat, Would recommend partnering with a lender that only requires soft-pulls which tend to be more and more of the DSCR Lenders.It is certainly an element of scaling that is important to keep an eye on.

I’ve noticed that for many of my clients, the funding challenge often isn’t just about access to capital, it’s about having a strong and professional investor-facing presence.Once that’s in place, lenders and partners tend to take them more seriously, which often makes the rest of the process move faster.

If you go to meetups, you will find friends and future partners.

Your answer might still be with this money partner, if you find out why the terms you negotiated all of a sudden don't work. 

Welcome It sounds like you have a clear plan and a lot of ambition starting in France and later moving back to NC Wholesaling or flipping is a great way to learn the market and build experience I work with a lending company and often see how beginners connect with local partners and mentors to get deals moving Feel free to connect if you want to trade more ideas

Would maybe partnering with someone first until he gets the hang of it work?  

Do you see delas like this get done with joint partners or other looking to get into an LLC and use opposite powers?

It opens the door to some creative structuring, but the 20–30% down payment is still a hurdle for many buyers.Curious how others are bridging that gap.Are you using gap funding partners?