@Xeniya McBroom, as a matter of practice, and as minimum, I ask for:- Property address- Acquisition price- Scope of work you think is needed- Rehab budget you have used to calculate the deal- Your expected ARV and comps to support that figureI've seen some ridiculous rehab budgets, comps that aren't comps, etc.  

The attorney fees alone would consume a sizable portion of a $500k or so seed raise.  

Cleveland is lower risk, because the values are supported by the income, and because we do not have rapid appeciation.

I feel it beneath a good contractor to perform poorly because of a consumer desired to save money by adhering to a budget.

I find that most people's strategy is very time consuming.

I enjoy the idea of building up properties and renting them for a profit, I fully support capitalism and believe it is the most compassionate and successful system ever built.

Setup 1x1 coffee w/those that share a common interest in partnering.3) Syndication - if you lack time or just want to learn and make money sooner while you are working on your own DIY plan, if accredited, there are some great ways to get into this from a passive standpoint.4) Coaching - something to consider down the road to ramp faster, get exposed to deals and support a syndicator for profit.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/432/topics/30...

Maybe I need to talk to my broker and see whether my DTI ratio will support another house right now.

I lived on a friends couch for a few months working on growing an online training business that I can gladly say completely supports me now.

Thank you everyone here at Biggerpockets for giving me the knowledge ,support, and motivation needed to accomplish my real estate goals!