I am hesitant because if we use our credit card we don't want to be responsible for any damage to the room or paying for extra mini bar.     

Another thing to think about is credit cards. 

I've helped with 3 separate companies that do crowdfunding so very familiar with SEC Reg CF requirements and accounting needed for it long before you have a video or pitch deck decide it you are going for a Public SEC-registered CF filing you can raise up to $5 million per year.

Hi BP audience,I'm developing a platform to raise capital based on Hunter Thompson's Raising Capital for Real Estate.

They do instant deposits to your bank account or free for 3 day wait as well as you can receive a Cash App debit card and just leave it on there and use as needed like a regular debt card.

We just went into contract on our 3rd flip and raised our goal of $180,000 immediately and had to close it off to some people who will have to wait for the next deal.

So, if each of these $100k deals will average $750 per month and $9k per year of income forever, but let’s say 30 years, that’s $270k in 30 years (let’s assume problems arise and I lose 30% of this and it’s $200k of income - this doesn’t factor in raising rents at all though, or accessing built up equity over time).

The transparency comes from the share price and we raise that price based on availability and timing (we want to reward early investors like yourself).

I am assuming this is a raised foundation, and being so leveling out that section of the house is not that big of a deal.

About 3 months ago, raised this price by $20k.