Hey everyone, I thought I'd drop in and say hello and introduce myself.I'm a co-founder in a early stage startup focused on Commercial Real Estate. 

Think about startup investors, they know the chance of each company they invest in turning into a unicorn is small, however by investing in many companies their expected return is very high. 

I really just want to start with wholesaling because from what I've been told, it is a good way to make money without a lot of start up funds.

If you're planning on flipping it and have good credit, go and apply to a number of credit cards that have high start up limits.

Overall I want to make enough capital to get start up cost to start a business that I’m more passionate about even though I love real estate and what it offers.I look forward to being apart of the bigger pockets family!

In your experience, would this be a good way to get some start up cash, or would interests rates on these kinds of loans be too steep?

I'm currently working for a startup in SF and have been really interested in venturing into real estate investing. 

Perhaps shifting to work for a startup might free you up out of the corporate America's stuffiness.2) Devote More Time To Your Hobbies: Don't know how much free time you have, but perhaps you can increase the amount of time you spend fixing up dirt bikes and rebuilding classic cars with your kids.

From what I could research Loftium is a start up that states it will help with a down payment on a house in exchange for the new home owner guaranteeing  Loftium the opportunity to Airbnb a bedroom of yours out for one to three years.  

@Malia Irvinestart an LLC if you havent alreadyTake advantage of start up business credit cards Use hard money 10% down for the first run