I can provide more details if you're curious.

I will probably keep working for another year or two to get the seed money(and financing options, as necessary) to fund my next few projects.  

I am mainly focused in flipping houses, because I find myself to be detail oriented, professional, punctual, realistic and love the idea of making something "new again."

Cedric,PM details of what you have.

I was working as a project manager in the construction industry full-time up to last year when I was able to quit the W2 life and invest full-time! 

See below: % contribution to total raise for new investors: 49.6% % contribution to total raise for existing investors: 50.4%So, here are a couple takeaways for anyone in the biz of raising money for their projects.1.

Hi @John Stuart,I am just starting myself in New Jersey and I have done it through Partnering with current investors on projects.

Before I managed projects for a flipper, I used to think it would be easy!

I have a project where I've demoed several soffits and need the can lighting that was in them properly terminated.

We paid him about 80% of his fee, he hadn't completed the project and it turns out all the work he DID do wasn't done correctly.If there is anyone that can provide some advice on how to deal with a situation like this, it would be greatly appreciated.We feel like we really got "screwed" on this one especially because we tried to follow all the correct steps in hiring a GC.