Looking to see if anyone has used Lima one Capital in the last 12 months.

This expression came about as a combination of the shift of profit from ordinary income to capital gain, the fact that the property is reported on two consecutive tax returns, and attorney interpretations of some old case rulings. 

It depends on your goals, your risk tolerance, what arena you want to play in, and how much or how little capital you want to invest, among many other things. 

the major down fall is under capitalized buyers getting into the deals and really screwing the sellers. that's the major down side. 

Benefits to invest in his business for some growth capital. new equipment purchase, and consolidation/restructuring of existing debt.I dont have any financial experience in regards to a business, and  just based on his explanation, something doesn't make sense with his income-debt(i dont know what exactly which is why i am here) My question is : " where is a good simple resource i can use to help me make sense of his books?"

Has anyone has any experience dealing with Global Capital Partners (gcpfund.com) in NYC?

@Victor V Rogers IVLending - The lender may require each LLC member have credit, capital and income.

Do most people really have 20-50k in capital to just through at these properties?

Finding a partnership on a deal where we could learn how it’s all done would be something we're very open to.We have some starting capital which I think helps greatly, but obviously we can’t get over eager and blow our first deal.

I can only imagine investors with 10+ properties are closing in on a 7 figure liability - Is the rental income enough to justify that magnitude of debtOn top of that, I will want to get a personal home soon as well (currently house hacking a duplex), I wouldn't want real estate investment debt to be a burden on me missing out on a dream homeThen of course I'm cash stricken after putting down the 20%, so it will take some time before my current property generates enough to where I'm ready to afford another down payment (also it should be noted I'm not thrilled about the idea of raising capital through others)How do you manage your debt as you scale your portfolio?