Fortunately, there are also a whole host of investors that either can’t or don’t want to manage the deal, but who do have the financial muscle to put behind someone who does.See the original at: https://www.fortunebuilders.com/how-to-raise-capital-for-real-estate-ventures/

I am leaning towards SFH BRRRRs, but as I am sure you know the buy in price makes finding a positive cash flow property tougher in our neck of the woods, at least that’s what I am seeing so far.

Scary looking guys with neck tats.

My first thought when seeing this is my child is going to break their neck.

Also as I am continuing to learn I'm seeing more and more that I need to be able to add value to those helping me as well so with that being said if there is any way I can help you especially in my neck of the woods, I will.

I don’t have muscles to flex, I don’t have past experience to guide me.

Not only does this not fully deal with these excessive inequalities, but puts a deadweight around the neck of the economy, leading to compound lower growth, which is a disaster for those in the future.Secondly, in not fully dealing with excessive inequalities, we get symptoms like housing affordabilty issues.

Very true, I wouldn't want to be a bottle-neck in RE journey by being in my business. 

So those investors are already neck deep in debt by the time they walk out of the infernal office.

For sure not a SMART goal, but it is helping me build muscle memory and habits that will, hopefully, compound over the long term.