RE investors have enough to keep up with than to venture off on a tangent into the unknown, I know enough about it to know I'm not a buyer or a dealer!

The Bank of Family and Friends: Sometimes those closest to us can be willing to back our ventures, especially when we're as passionate as you sound.

I'm focusing on DIY projects and searching out the next killer deal that works with these interest rates, so when I refinance in the future, (5 year timeline is my bet) I'll be feeling great. 

@Ryan Wilson I commend you on buying in the high desert, something I have now yet ventured into and Barstow is another area that could be talked about for a while.

For your next real estate ventures, think about utilizing your primary home as collateral for more loans or as a means of renting out rooms.

Basically they are the one who helped me start my RE venture. i am the one supplying off-market deals to our team.

I am a new investor, and I'm seeking advice on structuring a partnership for a $650,000 property venture.

I am in the learning phase, and excitedly look forward to venturing into the real estate realm, utilizing a BRRRR approach.

Would likely start more locally and venture out from there.

I would start by asking the seller (or agent), "Are you (or your client) willing to entertain a joint venture?"