If you need to have motivational materials to keep your interest and drive, it may be time for a new venture.

I am venturing into the commercial market, as the owner of the building my business is in wants to sell it - See my other post in "Make Deals....."

I would venture to guess that most started out with very little and built what they are from that.

Now we have a new business together and want to move this property to name of the new business (C-corp) so we can obtain some financing for our new venture.

I have been told that Aegis funding in conjuction with Fixaflip funding offer a program that provides 100% transactional funding on A to B, B to C deals up to 90 days on a voint venture basis and nonrecourse loan.

My first business venture (when I should have been in college) was ill-conceived and poorly executed and I walked away from it with 75K in debt.

So, yes, one solution is to do a joint venture with another wholesaler where you bring in the buyer.

Others myself, started with very little.Pros- I would venture to guess El Centro definitely has a lot of inventory that would "cash-flow".

When they got too old to fight and defend their country they ventured off into other aspects of life.How many countries can you think of that do not require some form of public contribution to benefit the country, how many?

I funded the rehab out of my own pocket so the purchase was $0 down but it certainly wasn’t zero cost as the rehab ran about $15k.Another deal was a joint venture that took nothing out of my own pocket to purchase nor did I pay holding costs.