As I look for my first investment property, I know I don’t have the cash for a conventional loan and my plan is to raise private money.

Lawn care is one of our other companies, but I will raise that anyway just in case.

He said that if I was able to raise 50% LTV I’d have a 50% chance of approval.

The right sponsor may not have a deal ready when you reach out, but if you maintain regular contact you'll be near or at the top of their list when they do get a deal and need to raise capital.

My husband and I have been saving cash to put into our first investment property which we are going to BRRRR - we'll have $20,000 in cash ready to go but I'm concerned it wont be enough to buy and renovate in our mark...

There are economic data out but in general small business are going down badly and online retailer are going to raise up together with health care.

We always upgrade our older units, but raise the rents accordingly & it works well for us.

Try to go out and raise money to invest in the stock market.

I have a partner currently but would need to raise additional funds.

Consider yourself a problem solver, not 'a guy with a deal'.To go more in depth, listen to the BP podcasts about private money, and look into the book 'Raising Private Capital' or similar.Get contract language from a real-estate lawyer.