There is so much noise out there that is often incorrect.Tip #3 Invest for the long run, it is safer and builds wealth.Tip #4 Be humble, always be willing to learn, and never let your ego stop that.Tip #5 Sales skills and communication will have a greater impact on your success than any other skill.Bonus Tip #6 Stay positive, no matter what happens.

My recommendation would be a documented loan with terms you find acceptable, not a partnership.

Get rid of debt, build a budget, and save.

Examples would be if our clients need inpections, if attorneys documents signed, we help get insurance quotes, we are the main line of coummunication between the above parties and the investor which streamlines the entire process. 

Granted - these hard money guys don't play around with their rates and fees - but they'll get you more leverage and help you keep the equity requirements lower so that you can build up a strong track record and start taking down deals with your own / immediate family equity. 

Initially my draw to investment real estate was buy and holds to build a legacy for our children (one of our kiddos will need finances covered for him beyond my husband’s and my life.

I did a duplex renovation did fine. very strong urban core market strong appreciation, we see new build activity there, I would stay north of 104. we would build around there and we only do urban core or urban core adjacent in columbus. look at new construction if you can't find inventory you like. plenty of lots all good appreciation in the urban core, strongest rents.

Greetings,I am a recent Civil Engineering college graduate, and I am looking for advice on how to secure funding.The deal is located in FloridaI am currently in process of purchasing the Land for $18k free and clearI will be building an 1100 SQ/FT home construction cost will be around $130,000What are some ways I can secure funding as a 21-year-old inspiring developer? 

have to look at how much it will cost you to get in . how much will cost you to build . how much it can be sold for 

The dilemma i have is that I can’t decide if it makes more sense to embrace the c class identity this property gives the impression of, or put a lot more into the renovation, get better quality tenants and convert it to the B class property that the building (and the area) should/could be. 90% occupied, the yearly rental income is around 600k with 420k NOI.