I have family and friends with plenty of money, they're just selfish and part of the reason they don't have more.

If you're buying a house, just go buy it and ask the seller to take 3% off the price, or allow them to keep the extra 3% to sweeten the deal...If you're selling your flip or whatever, there are plenty of vehicles that allow you to safely do so and offer varying degrees of assistance depending on your experience and tolerance levels.

And you've certainly got plenty of mouths to feed.

There are plenty of national Hard Money Lenders, and I would suggest looking for someone more local.

I am doing plenty of homework to get ready for my first one and would like to connect with investors for some guidance.

And tell you what, if you value the answer feel free to skip the coffee, I have plenty at my office and to be honest I am too busy doing work to hang at coffee shops to be blunt about it, lol. 

Plenty of upside, and I would have held it as a rental too.Contrast that with the house I'm living in now, one I bought for $31,000 that had a strong foundation but not much else going for it.

There's plenty of content here for free, especially if you are talking about your first personal purchase.

I also know plenty of landlords who don't run credit, don't call to verify employment, don't run criminal check and don't call previous landlord references.

House 2 was a significantly larger and more luxurious home that was purchased with plenty of room to upgrade and on a 30 year fixed mortgage.