The main investor has the necessary amount of funding in cash, therefore taking a ton of headaches out of funding this endeavor and going through lending on such a large scale.

The main investor has the necessary amount of funding in cash, therefore taking a ton of headaches out of funding this endeavor and going through lending on such a large scale.

I've been here 10 years and the potential is enormous both on 2-4 family homes and larger endeavors.

I'm on the early end of my real estate endeavors with a few personal bios specs and a flip or two under my belt.

I wish you well in your RE endeavors. 

Unfortunately I could not attach the document because it's not supported by pdf but I can e-mail you the flyer as well.Best of luck to everybody in all of your endeavors.

I'm licensed in Georgia and live in the Atlanta area and would be happy to assist you in your investment endeavors. 

Cash is king in these situations,go with that.No bank is gonna give money in an unknown situation so if you don't have access to the inside of the property for appraisal and approval,you won't get a penny of financing unless you convince hard money lenders to take the gamble with you.You might want to line up some cash investment partners to help with the gap funding if you can't get your $34,000 less offer accepted.Good luck in your endeavor.

Please free to reach out, to me, if you feel I may be of assistance, to your Real Estate Endeavors.

Upon return form this deployment I will be debt free and have significant capital to dive head first in my first investment. my goal during this final year on contract will be to establish as much of a real estate investing foundation as I can in order to enable full time attention once I separate from the Marine Corps.I would like to gage your opinions on how best to dive into this world of real estate investing upon my return from deployment.I'll have anywhere from 30-40k in capital devoted to starting this endeavor.