Raising funds takes a consistent track record, time and dedication.

This is most consistent with what others have been saying. 

The acquisition side of the flipping business can be quite competitive, but it can be done with some consistent effort.

My 3 strategy is start with efficient prospecting, talking with sellers in a way, they want to do business with me and keep tweaking consistently until it works.

Is there any advice in general I should look out for while putting together this partnership.FYI: My second long term hold property fix consisted of: new vinyl floors; new carpets; new roof; new backsplash; new vanities; new appliances; paint walls, trim, ceiling, and cabinets; pressure wash; mulch.

I'm only 18 years old and I know it'll take years of hard work and consistency to get to where the best people are.

The community consists of two and three-story residences that average over 1,700 square feet and include separate dens that could potentially be converted into a bedroom.

I consistently made multi 7 figure incomes year after year flipping, but had no time for my family and friends.

This will lose you consistent investors and very short sighted.

I would highly recommend to continue learning and absorbing (and acting upon) all of the possible information that you can through books, courses, network etc.Then, define exactly what you want to achieve.Next, Build your team that consists of a realtor, property manager, contractor, attorney, cpa, etc.!