It is always best to plant a seed and let the potential lender approach you when you catch their attention.There is another group of private lenders that I call experienced private lenders who you may meet if you attend local REIA meetings.

This expands the original seed money...you never, ever spend your seed money.  

Perhaps this will seed some thought; it's an excerpt from Quickbooks. 

Ibraheem D.If you have the seed money jump right into large deals.

I have a 4 plex I'm working on right now in Chino, and so could you.The seed money you have, 20k is enough to get you into any deal.  

I traditionally don't throw down winter grass seed because the tenants are responsible for the yard.

If you can turn the $25,000 into $50,000 and then into $75K or $100K, you can use that seed capital to build long term wealth through rentals.I hope that helps!

That can be your seed money to set you up in real estate for the rest of your life if you handle it right. 

I suppose it is up to the current membership to seed the forums.

The one thing I did know, was that I would need some seed money.