You need the right combination of revolving debt, personal loans, vehicle loans... and in the right amounts and obviously with good payment history.

I have the top blog post on the Member Blogs page for this month arguing that if you're looking for cash flow, real estate is not the optimal vehicle (although I am a real estate investor and am buying real estate, as well).

I'm a local northern Nevada real estate investor looking to build up my network more, let me know preferred investment vehicle and what you can bring to the table (I.e. skill/trade, money, investment, ...) and I'll see if I can find a fit for you.

Hi, I recently received vehicle registrations in my company's name that I never did. 

After doing what I thought was diligence, I decided to use several crowd sourced RE investment vehicles.

I see this and land development as a really nice returns vehicle for the coming years. 

Continue to buy 3 doors as we had plannedWe don't want to rent in CO (we have a large dog, and outdoorsy vehicles/tools/etc).

Just balancing risk of potential loss with cost of protecting against that loss.I've had insurance of one type or another for over 40 years and can count all claims on vehicles and houses on my thumbs.Most of our properties aren't all that expensive and a complete loss (unlikely) wouldn't bankrupt us. 

I'm even thinking about buying the vehicles and equipment to move the homes, so all I would need is the personnel to do it. 

I see real estate investing as a vehicle for long term wealth and financial freedom and plan to quit my teaching career and manage/grow our investment portfolio long term.We are looking to enter the market in short term rentals in the Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge, Sevierville area of Tennessee.