I have stable income, but my goal is to use the BRRRR strategy to leverage equity/forced appreciation rather than constantly saving and contributing my own cash to deals.After shopping the best rates, I applied for a HELOC against my first rental property, with the goal of pulling 30k-ish out to use to jumpstart my next deal.

My day job is in affordable housing, so I love hearing stories about landlords contributing affordable, QUALITY housing to an area.

When I retired, I kept my HDHP and continued contributing to my HSA until I enrolled in Medicare.

@Jacob GoldsteinAn owner can usually contribute more to a Solo 401k plan than they could to a 401k that was sponsored by their employer, assuming equivalent income.

@Kevin Dean Here are my thoughts on a macro level:The Fed's actions are absolutely contributing to the volatility in the stock market but not for the reasons people think.

I hope that I can prove to be a contributing member, student, mentor within this community over time.

The general premise is that we will contribute 40k per year from our savings rate and reinvest 100% back into growth.

It will be awesome if I can contribute in your group and learn.

How can i structure the partnership to allow him in without an upfront cash contribution?

Therefore, you must investigate before hand- check your state first, then possibly county or city depending on the area.In a best case scenario, there may also be underutilized government land/property that could be contributed, so it's always worth a discussion with the local powers that be- also to check on potential zoning conflicts.