I have been lucky enough to have assembled a "rock star" team, and have needed all of them to keep the deal on the rails.

What is the best way to assemble an investment team for rehabs ?

I am no noob to understanding RE investing but I need help with assembling capital.

Over the years I've assembled a list of about dozen lenders who offer such loans:https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/2810/50272-lis...Most investors are only aware of just one of two lenders so hopefully this list will be helpful to some.

The key is to take your time assembling a quality ground team of experienced professionals.

I also believe in diversification.If you had bought gold prior to crash you would have killed it.Equities and REI in bull markets.Gold, Silver bullion and cash for bear markets.Also avoid class A rental units for now till bear market returns.Build up a LOC, banks are allowing you to open up non-collateralized personal lines for cash reserves at 8% APR for those that have +800 FICO credit score at 0$ cost.

But rather make sure that each buy is worth it by itself and if you can then assemble a number of those 'free-standing-deals' and make it an assemblage - then that's icing on the cake. 

Basically my advice is unless you have your own team on the ground that you personally assembled I would not be doing deals in random locations.

They don't have a plan, they don't have their financial affairs organized, they don't have their team assembled, they don't know what kinds of properties they want--that's right, they don't have their poop in a group.

Bubb,"Modular home" and "trailer park" are mutually exclusive, unless you mean a house built on a foundation on a lot adjoining or appurtenant to a trailer park, as in the on-site manager's house.A modular house is stick-built in a factory in sections and the sections are assembled on a traditional foundation at the home site."