Without much money of your own, you'll definitely need a capital partner to do a joint venture project wth to start building your own capital.

Not being a plumber myself - I could never get the hang of soldering - my joints always leaked afterwards.

It is a great way to educate yourself and build relationships for joint ventures, generating funds, and well just having a good time.  

I'm new to BP so forgive me if I don't direct you with the right actions but why not list your opportunity in the Marketplace for a joint venture partner?

@Toby Coons, what you are describing is a Joint Venture Partnership, which should be formalized in legalese writing if you proceed.

My brothers are both good guys who I trust also, but I would not rent a house to them, or do a joint business venture with them.

Continuing with the scenario, let's say the property gets damaged and the new owner has insurance and the insurance proceeds go to the new owner and not jointly to us.

Many Lenders that offer 100% Financing are less than scrupulous, and this commonly considered a red flag if you see it offered.One thing you might consider: seeking an equity Investor interested in going in on a Joint Venture type of deal.

This is a Joint Venture deal as we had our funds tied up into #2.

@Nick Stangowhile it can be possible to pull your personal funds with the funds of an IRA in a joint investments under certain circumstances it is very easy to commit a prohibited transaction with this arrangement.