That investor decided they wanted to pull out at an inopportune time, and has put that person out of business as they had never raised other funds before and now struggle mightily to do it because raising money is not as easy as people make it out to be.

I'd like to build up some equity, but I'm struggling to find value-add properties (and get offers accepted).

Truthfully I'm struggling even finding a solid real estate agent.Can anyone provide advice or similar experience?

Those three tithes combined resulted in an ~23% giving rate not 10%...each is 10% with two of them annually and the third every three years.So all that said, Christians ought to give from the heart (2 Cor. 9:7), regularly (1 Cor 16:2) and if you struggle with the amount pray and consider what is placed upon your heart (James 1:5).

Hopefully this will help some of you new people looking to start wholesaling or those of you who have been struggling but haven’t been able to complete any deals yet.

Hey everyone,

I’ve been working in real estate for a little bit now, and like many of you, I’ve found that two big challenges keep coming up:
Finding distressed or off-market properties before they get picked up b...

You can partner with an operator or hire a mentor to help you.Either way sounds like you have a good problem as most people struggle with raising capital so your already ahead of the game.

“Simplify, simplify”, one of the many quotes attributed to Thoreau, is solid advice for the struggling new investors who I have spoken with.

While its slow time, there's also the factor of people booking later than before so your bookings should increase as you get closer to those months.What I can suggest is that those monster cabins are struggling right now and new cabins coming online take some time to really hit their revenue mark. 

Those W2s are struggling the most because they are new, like me and need help.