Quote from @Dylan Well: @Samuel Eddinger  thank you, Samuel what do you do are you an investor? 

Not really sure.Another issue I'm finding is the amount of money - the deals I do are typically about $30,000 and it seems like not many people are willing to lend on such a small amount.

Thank you all for your responses and some of things that we do are:1. 50% off or 100% off on rent for the first month rent only2.

I think meetups and being active in your community while telling people what you did and are looking to do are the biggest things when looking for capital partners and mentors.

When I talk about build-to-rent, I use it kind of broadly, a lot of what we do are single-family new construction rentals, anywhere from one to four units on infill lots.

The below is in support of dissolution of an AOS - The Set.

Here's one creative finance deal I have done and the very positive results.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/48/topics/1262752-what-...And here is what I warn people againsthttps://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/311/topics/1263873-what...Experience and the training we do, are what separate the two. 

You just need a little guidance.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/48/topics/1262752-what-...And here is what I warn people againsthttps://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/311/topics/1263873-what...Experience and the training we do, are what separate the two.

What do YOU want to do?

Our rents are high, (not compared to the bay area, but to our old normal) And homes that are priced at market are still selling (that's why it's important to know the market or have others that do, are prices dropping because of the economy or were they overpriced to begin with?