If you are calling someone up and saying "hey, I am going to make you $1M in the next year and I have the bankroll to prove it that I am going to close" people will probably step their game up.

Instead, I would live in my van, bankroll everything, until I had enough rental income coming in that I could continue to purchase investments with that income AND pay for my housing expenses.

Say I have a 100k rehab contract, and I want to sell 25% of it to a lender, that way I don't have to cash out anything, and just get paid to bankroll from that 25%.

Had a huge bankroll and only spent $2700 on a piece of farmland.

Sometimes asking the obvious question is the only way to find out if you have the stomach and the bank roll to do Creative Finance.Taking action with "incomplete" information in Creative Finance is disastrous.

I've seen many customers pay contractors too much in advance and pay even more money because they were afraid to say the word, "NO" and then the contractors totally disappeared.Why do some customers feel like they need to bank roll a contractor's business.

Based on what you're saying, you should only have to do three properties like this to get your bankroll for the future ones.

The TV shows fail to show the bankroll behind the deal, the number of contractors working when the camera is not rolling and the issues that invariably come up on a flip that were unexpected.  

Granted he will be the one bankrolling the entire operation but I'll be out all of that time and work.

My boss doesn’t like me to recommend it to people because as a lender of you refi that’s another loan and more business.Build your bankroll by flipping small houses.  6 deals is aggressive.