@Kyle Klinethe best way to build initial capital for RE... is from a W2 job.private money isn't really a beginner strategy... and if it were easy to fix and flip to generate capital, we'd all have side flipping businesses. 

I have been looking into a business line of credit. 

Which in turn will bring plenty of other investors and general business to the area.

If the deals were so good then why would they need to sell why not raise money in a fund… @Chris I think there was no real intention to conduct business in an ethical manner, Jason Walsh rather laid the foundation to use RE to produce a pretty large Ponzi scheme and I think we all know how those end. 

Lessons learned education on going I decided to get back into it with a business mind set.

You did some fraud or such and I would want to know for sure before doing business with someone. 

He has a big business, managing 1,500+ doors.

Treat investing as a genuine business rather than a side hustle.

It may not seem easy to some, but it is more than doable by all.

The ones I have heard of/tested are as follows:Beyond Pricing, PriceLabs - are automated pricing toolsLodgify - is strong in website development (if you want to drive direct bookings) but from what I viewed are not as strong in the management toolsYourPorter - Cleaner communication toolOneRoofTop - decent tool set, heavy lifting, questionable sustainabilityMyVR - expensive but decent tool setBookerville - their customers love them, their technology appears to be old school (so does their name)I too am on the hunt for a solution because I want to become more passive, moving away from the daily grind of working "in" my business so I can work "on" my business.