i honestly don't know. but outside of the the corn season (from seed to harvest) there isn't much of a growing season out here... so my guess is nothing!

One caveat no budget attorney until the seed capital is raised.A real estate developer offered me an opportunity to get in on the ground floor of a multi-million dollar development.

I used to look at apartments or houses as if I was buying them and I also figured on spending at least a little bit on maintenance even though I was renting --- for things like light bulbs or grass seed and fertilizer for the lawn.

it's the best house we've seen in 6 months - perfect rehab and i mean PERFECT.the location is AMAZING and the house is screaming for minor repairs mostly with exception of kitchen cabinets and retiling the floors in bath and kitchen.landscape needs some seed and a few nice bushes/plants.the roof is good.the shingles - need paint.it's all around a nice little house with A LOT of potential, but at 295 - NGanything over 270k - you're pushing it.

A cash out refi, bridge loan or a program that allows for cross collaterization would provide the seed capital for the new investment.

We are very excited to get started investing, but we need to come up with some seed money to get started.

This has only fueled the fire even more to get involved, particularly buy n hold passive income properties (would entertain flip to seed income for more rentals) which leads me back to my beginning question. 

I can usually get all my seed money back plus some equity for the next project.My suggested short term goal for 2014: find a great local agent that owns properties, have them find you a REO in an area that you would live in.

I’ve got some seed money put aside for investing and I’m eager to start building a portfolio in the next few months.

Awesome points guys, I just seeded my company and got 4 private money guys on board, my attorney has one more contract to finish and I am ready to launch!