Just want to make sure that I am bringing something valuable to the table if I start asking around.

>>I do think it's possible, but those of us who aren't loaded with that kind of dough are going to have to be creative- partnerships where all parties are bringing $ to the table, some BRRRR, and some willingness to go Southeast and be patient for some great equity and cash flow acceleration.  

He has to step out prepared knowing he'll be able to cover the expenses before he leaves home and not at the dinner table. 🙂 This saves us embarrassment and time wasted.

Hi BP, I’m selling some land right now FSBO, and have multiple offers coming to the table it looks like.

I have a tenant who has 2 chairs and a small table on the grass in the back yard causing my mower guy to have to stop and move it before mowing.

A few years later we let ourselves into another house since we already had the key (bank foreclosure, same bank, same key), looked around, look at the sign in sheet on the kitchen table. 

One way or the other you're most likely going to have to bring cash to the table. 

If you bring a good deal to the table and have done all the research and are correct on ARV and repair values, an investor will appreciate that your deal and numbers are solid and will find a way to JV it with you or some other config.

However, I am currently self-employed, and I am getting paid "under the table," meaning only cash (nothing to report on my w2's for this).

New floors, new doors, Killz (heavy smoke smell), kitchen remodel, new roof, shed addition, awning addition, french drain installation, What was the outcome?