It is very common for a lender to require anybody contributing more than 20%-25% in a deal to sign on the loan or at least go through the underwriting and background checks by the lender.

@Marco Bario @Terrence EvansI love and completely respect Aaron and Bruce, especially for their contributions to the real estate industry and willingness to help out others.

All capital contributions will be split equally; downpayment, lender fee, construction costs etc.... 

If I wanted to keep the same demand I feel like I’d have to lower my sale price for that type of person.Overtime though there may be higher contributions to demand instead of rates (unless for some reason rates significantly increased which I doubt they’d do.)

A lot of the other realtors that contribute from any city are directly or indirectly letting the world know that they are here to help.

He makes the claim that an investor's money is safe with Cardone Capital several times on his Instagram and that in no way can be guaranteed by a brokerage unless it's explicitly mentioned in the funding contract (don't know the exact term for it), stating something along the lines of "Investor's distributions upon exit will be at their initial contribution (plus inflation?)

Can I in some way contribute to this community?

I value being understanding with a tenant and the fact that they can feel emotionally attached to pets, but I feel I also have valid reasons for not wanting a tenant to have pets--potential damage to the house and case in point that them having this pet could be contributing to new pest issues. 

Should I take money out of my 401k to help me buy a rental property if my job is matching what I contribute.

I have money to contribute to hard money and/or conventional loan for a purchase.