@Ronnie Galindo Reading this thread so far i understood a lot even from (sorry i forgot his name on the phone commenting) TX agent was an amazing idea near the end of his partial take of this discussion.
At the same time the books that i read from bigger pockets that are “Raising Private Capital” is basically using someone else’s money in the sense of doing a deal and discussing the terms with them running the project ideas and overall outlook on the project not just the ideas. I think as Creative Financing can count off so many other ways. Such as pulling equity from one property to put down with a hard money is amazing.
Then that whole Private money is the one part i still don’t understand on finding (only 56 pages in the book) Private Capital from others but i feel as if the beginning is always hard to do then from there you build a portfolio growing so then when you grew this portfolio you are now connected with so much other people and you have info and a portfolio o back up what you’re talking. Then soon after the creative financing just comes to you but the beginning is hard so i say grind the 6 months and i do suggest what TX agent said near end on renting a place and furnishing it is a great idea! You go to the home owner that’s renting and talk to him and be upfront and ask if it’s okay with him if you can do that. Then try agreeing on paying alittle more for rent so you come out on top with a win-win and a great relationship.
Yes grind those 6 months the beginning is always hard but YOU GOT THIS RONNIE!!
