Has anyone tried using call capture to find properties, or to find investors?

I don't do lead capture for loans or real estate.

Cash-on-cash or Equity Capture are much more important metrics. 

You could do something as simple as handing them four large envelopes.Online expenses, you should not be taking a screen capture.

Often people use a HML to purchase a distressed asset where they can add value through rehab and capture equity, quite frequently they will then refi the property after it is fixed up and stabilized (ie with a tenant in place) into a conventional loan and pay off the HML.

He sent me a text later in the middle of the night that he had captured the rodent and would like me to deal with it in the morning.

I'm sure there's a lot of aspiring chefs out there that have wanted to make a go of this concept, but lack the capital.

You can tell your investors you have your own money together with theirs - this makes them feel comfortable that you are going to be very careful lending their money because you will also lose moneyI captured the formula in the diagram below:RAISING CAPITALOne of my acquisition guys in my real estate business used to be a DJ.

I will be up in AK  for the summer as a Chef at a fly fishing lodge.

@Craig Hanlon  depends on the asset and were it is.. many assets that are buy and hold will appraise or comp for higher than you pay for them giving the illusion of instant equity.. the issue is you will generally never be able to sell and capture that equity... its phantom.But if you buy 30% below market of todays ARV in say Vegas or SF or Manhantan or even my little portlandia then your equity is real and can be captured. and in my mind 6% would be great.. but not if your buying in one of the areas were all you hear is appreciation is icing on the cake those areas generally never move in value.. so you need higher cash flow to substantiate the purchase or the reason to invest there in the first place.