If someone is raising funds and has you sign a NDA to not disclose, that is a red flag.2.

If your rentals have a small loan amount remaining and you still have enough spread in between from your current loan amount to the loan to value and if that's enough money needed to fund your next deal then the Heloc will make sense for you.

Please share any great data sources you have found or tips on evaluating areas.My 1-year goal is to purchase 3 multi-family properties, with 8 to 40 units, at least $5000/month of initial cash flow, and some opportunities to improve operations and increase cash flow.I am hoping to forge alliances with like-minded investors to fund Win-Win deals.I am so excited that I have officially started my RE Investing journey!

I've struggled with the raise, particularly due to the stigma tied to Detroit.

- Furnish a proof of funds to show them you are serious.- Don't drag your contractor around to more than 2 or 3 properties without pulling the trigger on 1 of the deals.

What was the most creative and unorthodoxed way you've ever funded a residential property?

It’s not a get rich quick thing but it builds up solid equity and allows me to take out a certain amount of cash to fund the next deal or whatever comes next.

The goal is to generate cash flow to help fund a real estate portfolio.

If it is there’s almost no chance of getting them turned on unless you add an addendum agreeing to pay all costs and submitting the funds in advance. 

Prefer to find me a few hedge funds and work directly with them