Secured a lot of seed capital funding?

We have seeded our investment club with 500K in capital and looking for potential renovation/flips in the market, but the MLS has proven to be very competitive and with not a lot of meat on the bones left on the properties. 

Also, at the end of that time I'd still have the same amount of (or more) seed capital on hand.I accept that all you wrote regarding lower costs for MFH is correct.

Take aways;1) Check neighbors at different time of the day and during the week.2) Be prepared for hording when buying from old ladiesOur future plansWe are currently thinking about using the money from the sale of our house to either make a large dent into our student loans or as seed money to buy some rentals in our hometown.

After that we'll have gained a good bit of experience and confidence and have at least a bit of seed money on hand for the next undertaking.Lots of questions, I know.

Nice to see a planted seed start to sprout. :-) Communal living on one side would mean that you could self-manage and not have to give up one of the bedrooms for an in-house manager, and yet not actually have to live with the students.It would have been extraordinary if you had found seller financing.

:) This is my first deal, and while I have a decent amount of seed capital, I don't want to lose it on my first deal!

I was offered a chance to join his team, not seed capital down, to work on some of the property management and relationship in exchange for a 20% equity stake.

Thought it might make things easier for my seed capital if I'm purchasing a property from a short sale based on what I've read but could use some help from the pros!

Anyways...I am so HOOKED on the concept of Wholesaling that I think about it 24/7....ugh...Anyways, if all my $25,000 ends up doing is sinking this HUGE seed in my heart and leading me to Wholesalers Inc. which led me to BiggerPockets, then it was worth every penny!!