With our blood, sweat and tears, our main strategy will focus on raising capital by way of retirement account holders and purchasing investment property through a joint-venture agreement.

This way, when I move out, I can get more rent/unit and put sweat equity into the house.

@Jasmin Mcduffie, you didn't say whether you were interested in something that was already rehabbed and ready to go or something you would put some sweat equity into.

Obviously I love to grill steaks, but one of my all time favorite things to make is Cedar Plank Salmon (I'll see if I can put a picture up somewhere).I am currently seeking individuals who are seeking a Realtor to assist them with closing transactions here in DFW along with any other real estate needs they may have.I'd also love to connect with investors & flippers looking for a sweat & capital equity partner.

Hmm, let’s see….symptoms: Shakes Chills Sweats Blurry Vision Cramps Blah feelingYup, the Bigger Pockets site is down!

Your sweat rental deal could still be a fall back.

I'm single with no kids, so I have no problem fixing up a small multifamily and putting some sweat equity into my first investment property.

Real estate experience:Strong upbringing and previous work experience in home repairs/constructionFirst primary residence purchase was a foreclosure that we lived in and flipped (sweat equity!)

I'm newer to NJ and looking to buy a fixer just north or northeast of Trenton that I'll live in for a few years and build some sweat equity in.We've put in a few offers on REO, but we're not getting responses. 

You learned from it, and had the beads of sweat from being in a situation where your property was illiquid...you could not sell it.