@Bob Malecki  has a fund ( not sure if its accredited or not) but they are in the business of managing debt instruments.So maybe you check into these two as some sort of alternativeto get some experience.the BP is full of threads of beginner lenders asking for help after the fact.. its not super complicated but experience matters when it comes to lending.. its not like buying a rental home and sticking a tenant in it.. anyone can grasp those concepts.

Just trying to grasp if the often long and arduous journey of a build is worth it for ya.  

sounds like you have a great grasp on it all and the focus to make it happen. cheers. newbie here too. just wished to introduce myself. formerly from washington, dc, i'm just getting started in the staging arena in california and i'm looking to make some connections as well. thanks and sincerely, sydney

What is not "fair or decent" in my book is to post about taxes when you do not have a full grasp of the issues.

@Scott HamiltonI'm a local investor here in Dayton with a pretty extensive grasp on our market.  

In this way you can learn to spot patterns and get a grasp on how fast properties that meet your criteria tend to turnover at the current price points. 

Im taking my real estate classes now and going over Cap rate right now and I really want to make sure I have a good grasp on cap rate.

Alternatively, converting the entire traditional IRA or utilizing a 401(k) rollover to a Roth IRA opens avenues for significant contributions beyond annual limits.Tax Implications and Benefits:High earners must grasp the tax implications.

I paid $300 for his "Fast Track Profit System" to get a firm grasp of wholesaling.

@Christian Hutchinson - I'd say you have a pretty good grasp there of SE Michigan.