Require partners to infuse the cash required to buy on the same ratio as their ownership.

If values fall, your bank can easily call your note and you'll be unable to refinance without a cash infusion.

Now, if u max out the line of credit, and your portfolio drops to $800,000, then u are forced to infuse capital or payday down the line of credit to keep the proper spread between the borrowed money and the value of the portfolio.So, what I personally do, is I use the line of credit to do short term Hard Money Loans (typically 1 year loans).

The creative character that they infuse into their communities can add a lot of value to an area and make it blossom into a highly prized housing market for investors and homebuyers.Burgeoning retail segment.

I literally cannot get anything traditionalWith a $40k cash infusion, the property would be wrapped up in 30 days and could be filled and cash flowing.I am aware of cash advancing credit cards or asking family/friends - but beside that, what are the options to getting this cash infusion on a project and owned that's maxed out?

I might not be following completely clearly, but here are my thoughts - in my understanding, the chief benefit of the BRRRR strategy is the big post-rehab cash infusion that offsets your project costs and allows you to roll into a new project. 

It's 60 amp service with screw in fuses.

Meantime, governments around the world are trying to offset the economic retraction by infusing cash to the market.

I just got done installing Than Merrill's Infusion CRM setup to track my marketing and leads coming in from my web site... just curious if anyone else is using this thing and what they thought of it.I am curious as to how long it takes the average joe to actually get it into daily use.

Basically your company and his company need money - instead of taking a taxable distribution from your own IRAs to infuse cash into your own respective companies, you are cross-lending to each other to accomplish the same end, which results in the personal benefit of infusion of cash into your company - without a taxable event to you -and a loan that you or he don't necessarily have to pay back.