Start with the capital you have, move forward with the project, build the track record and continue establishing and building relationships in the meantime.

Or this is an expected question that should be asked every time until you build up a relationship of trust.It's one of those things, do I trust until someone gives me a reason not to, or do I not trust them until their track record proves that I can?

Hi Timothy,  You're already on the right track just by being here on BP! 

Matt says to include:1. track record - bio/team members/skills/experience2. financial capacity - how much you are bankable for and how much equity you can bring to the table3. number of units/size of deals4. locations you're interested in 5. property condition (A/B/C/D?)

Hello BiggerPockets, I've been sort of lurking for long time and trying to educate myself, but after doing a little math at the end of 2019 and realizing that from mid-2017 to the end of 2019 our net worth went up abo...

For a contractor that has a track record to tie up the lot and offer as a build to suit  or have a design drawn up that's specific to that lot and then presell it's much easier. 

That person should have proven experience listing properties in this area.

Live where there is one door and own where there are many.NEVER INVEST IN ONE DOOR.Single-family homes are bad investments for the most part and have proven to be for the last 30 years, earning about 1% per year when adjusted for inflation.

I am an accredited investor and now very focused on fast tracking towards retirement (or at least a non-w-2 life!).

There is a proven all cash buyer right there, simply contact them and form a relationship with them.Learning how to estimate rehab costs is not easy but it is also not rocket science, it just takes practice.