And the poker table.

Im a new investor and recently started signing up for local meetups, summits and being more active on the BiggerPockets forum.One question I've been hearing a lot is "What value do you bring to the table?"

I agree with you, @Collin Hays, on updated porch furniture and LOVE the idea of an outdoor table.

I'm looking for a partner who can bring credit and a portion of down payments to the table, and I will get deals, handle the rehab, manage tenants, and also cover a portion of the down payments.happy to jump on an initial phone or zoom call to see if we'd be a good fit 

Ever had to pass on a deal or scale it down because the financing didn’t line up? Curious how often capital, not opportunity, limits growth.

-For things like this, how much cash do you normally need to bring to the table percentage wise and what loans etc do I need to be looking in to?

The classic 70% minus repairs is table stakes now, not a home run.Are you focused more on SFH or MF?

I bought my first property at 22.And no, it wasn’t some overnight success story.I was waiting tables at the Ritz-Carlton in Lake Tahoeand my parents were gracious enough to co-sign.I’m extremely lucky, and I’ll always be grateful for that help.To make it work…I slept in 1 bedroom and rented out the other 4 bedrooms to UNR (University of Nevada, Reno) students.House hacking before I even knew what house hacking was.But renting rooms wasn’t the only thing I did.One of the best side hustles I still believe exists?

Common assumption sensitivity tables? 

And then you have to be able to explain what you bring to the table and how your service would benefit them.