This would allow you to get the "process" worked out a little better so you can help the investors see the transition from what you currently do to the new building.  

Before transitioning into hard money, I'd run Facebook ads to sales funnels that featured my listings to capture buyer leads.

Are these reasons actually the main reason someone only wants a cash buyer, or does a cash buyer just make that transition much easier and faster? 

Hello everyone I'm new here in BP I'm a general contractor transitioning into becoming an investor so new in a lot of subjects, I live in Oklahoma, and want to hear everyone's opinions, advices and experiences related to this subject.

A little about me: Currently instructing Calculus, transitioning to an MBA program in the fall.

My guess is we would need 3-6 months so we can make this a smooth transition.

We also use Sitelink - hands down the best, and when someone comes to buy your facility, you'll be glad you have it for reporting and for ease of transitioning ownership. 

It is the easiest money you can make and is invaluable for acquiring financing.I would suggest you find another job asap.You can not transition from a W2 to self employed till your NOI is at least 25% higher than your W2 income.

There are several companies that offer multiple solutions such as rolling in the down payment, transitioning to a rental loan after rehab, etc. in the DFW area.

Want to transition out of some apt buildings.