With us being new to the game, are there any other financing options that anyone knows about that we possibly could take advantage of?

It seems like the JV structure would give us a little more flexibility and mitigate us being stuck in an expensive private loan for longer than anticipated.  

We maintain zero debt other than our mortgages on our house and the mortgages on our rental properties and our overall expenses are relatively low.With us being in prime income earning years where I believe our income will still make steady increases over the next few years I put more money down on our last property taking a short term hit for long term gains. 

Today.And for those of you familiar with content/posts/page optimization, i have one word: spin tags ::drops mic::

@Sean TaylorI think a little more information would help us be able to give you advice.

While we are protected on that other loan, this loan would have been extremely risky and was a no go for us. Be

We had another one under contract with potential ARV of $550k and the numbers supported us being at 70% of ARV including rehab, but we had to let that one go for lack of funding, as all our capital was tied up in our existing rehab and due to our novice status the hard money lenders weren't yet comfortable with us without a big chunk of proof of funds, even when the ARV and rehab numbers worked out.

Next is replacing any doors and windows.Take off old siding, If your in cold country you should sheath house in usb and caulk cracks to prevent drafts,wrap house with tyvek or tYpar.  

But it was the catalyst that led to us being able to live the life we dreamed of.I'm pretty sure I wouldn't have reached financial freedom if we had just stayed in Virginia.Moving is hard, but sometimes the catalyst for a radically different life comes from changing your environment. 

I ran electrical for the tv to be mounted in the living room and usb plugs where I'll be mounting a "coffee bar" on the kitchen side of the fireplace.