There are a ton of tools within his program that are useful, but none of that stuff matters if you can’t get deals bought/funded through them which is the only reason I paid my money.

It's good to hire your own representation that is working on your behalf, not the seller's.Letter of IntentIt's a tool to negotiate formally and in writing. 

What are some recommended platforms or tools that help streamline the payout process for multiple clients while keeping everything organized?

What are the most important tools to have in place as we get this going? 

I have read many DST PPM's and have come to conclusion the Sponsors are the only one that can reliably profit from these investment tools, whereas the investors can only trust their due diligence identified enough red-flags.

Another idea is talk to title companies to see who's the most popular real estate agent and buyer who comes into their office all the time.

As for the HELOC, the more I research the more it matches your comment regarding using it for home improvements / flips so I may sit on that for a little bit until I educate myself further on those topics.As for raising capital, I have read the private lenders are a popular way and hard money loans which I do not fully understand yet.

Any sense of FF loosing popularity?

We’re 10 minutes from a popular lake and my current str has surpassed my expectations.

Transactional funding definitely seems like a powerful tool for quick flips.