You can go th owner-financing route, the BRRRRRRR (always so many R's) route, etc. to try and minimize the amount of capital to have contributed to the property. 

Especially when it comes to the factors that you can control with regards to SEO.To conclude, I think you must "burn that midnight oil" and set up your entire system (website, social media, content marketing, sales funnel, email automation, etc) as quickly as you can and then tweak it as you go.Many thanks to everyone who has contributed to this thread and looking forward to keeping this converation going.

My business partner and I designed our own cards, printed them out and wrote handwritten notes to everyone that has positively influenced us and contributed to our success!

Hi Vincent - If you're eager to get started with multiple projects right off the bat, it would be wise to look into borrowing in order to minimize your capital contributions.

I'm a newbie, but I'm looking to contribute in whatever way I can :)

For me if its Blue collar I need higher returns, Those returns dont wow me and the COCROI just barely hits past 12% the cap ex should contribute to more monthly at 8 and with me 10% because there are always things bound to happen.

its a great place to find like minded folks who run the gambit of highly experienced to total beginners and everything in between.. although I would say its slanted towards those starting their journey and many once they get going and have some success contribute less frequently.you have those that are in some sort of sales business so are always marketing themselves or their companies.. through writing blogs and or posting on the site with regularity. 

One of the owners is on BP contributing and answer questions here and there.  

For instance, if I was to find a good real estate deal and I convinced another investor to contribute 50% of the  funds, would I have to provide a contract to basically say I wasn't going to steal his money?

Not interested in house hacking, and let's just remove the fact that we're buying a home to streamline the hypothetical then: if you had $30-50K right now, would you prefer to try and invest it in something immediately or let it sit in the bank to contribute to a future multi-family (approx two years from now)?