As you noted, getting your wife on board is key.

I got my spouse on board and found a private investor to fund at least part of the flip.

Having your spouse on board can help a lot.

Glad to have you on board.

Welcome aboard and please tell your peers who aren't yet aware of us to get on board!

Also, if I haven't gotten their attention, as one mentor has pointed out to me, I don't want to force them into it, I want them to be 100% on board and confident, so how do I make them feel that way and grab their attention from the first call/open house/ mailing/ or which ever mode of approach I end up going with.Once again you guys are awesome and have helped so much.

Whatever you do, I would use a shared approach to covering the added cost to keep the tenant on board with the idea that she is responsible for reporting any problems to you as quickly as they come up.

Thanks for coming on board, @Craig Price !

Would have increase my monthly cash flow by $500 per month.But after I took the family to go see the house before I put in the earnest money, my wife told me she did not want the house because it was 200 sf smaller, had a smaller yard and was far from our church.It first I was mad, since I had shown her all the details before I submitted my bids, but at the end of the day If the family was not 100% on board, I was not going to move forward with it.Now I must regroup and come up with a new strategy for my next transaction.Cheers Luis

Awesome points guys, I just seeded my company and got 4 private money guys on board, my attorney has one more contract to finish and I am ready to launch!