I have been touring side B (the side I am currently living in and will rent out.

The house was purchased with a private money lender's down payment of 20% (good buddies father) He also supplied the financing for the flip.

@Alex Shaughnessy my strategy is to find investors such as realtors, private lenders, and a real estate attorney to build a great relationship in order to find and close on great properties that can generate great cash flow and equity.

My uneducated thought is it would be difficult to get title insurance during this time and would take cash, private, or hard money to obtain in the short-term.

Oh and I would also consider private money sources to fund rehabs if you're doing BRRRR's.

I've been super busy at work and haven't gotten a chance to tour it but I did drive by last night after work and the roof looked good and it appeared to be well kept.

Hello BP family,Quick question, i am looking into educating myself on private money (how to talk to investors, etc).

As we want to scale our fix and flip business and rental portfolio we do want to start raising private capital.

I think that if you have a choice of making it into a third bedroom and private bathroom with its own entrance.

That defers your capital gains tax.Meanwhile, you obtain a loan from a private lender that the dealer will introduce you to.