I have a six-figure W2, and I receive stocks gifted to me and bonuses totaling upwards of an additional six figures a year.

If not, then it would be a good addition that could drive some revenue.

In a work/money fix&flip partnership:The silent partner provides $1M.The working partner does all the work, including securing an additional $1.4M in financing for the LLC.The working partner keeps 2% of the capital immediately ($20k).After all rehab, fees, and finance expenses are deducted/repaid, the working partner takes 45% of net profit and silent partner takes 55%.You can assume the working partner has experience and it's not a take the 2% and run scam.

Hey Vaibhav, seems you've received a lot of great input here already.

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Sounds like an opportunity if other PMs are not good there.One additional point on delegating and vetting your team members.

Then over the next 60 days, partner with people and make as many connections as possible, hop on calls with people to underwrite deals with them and receive direct mentorship.

It's a great opportunity for my family to have some additional income down the road.But man, it is tough telling a young family with 3 kids that aren't going to be allowed to rent the house due to prior collections owed to landlords and vehicle companies. 

I think it was just called their "Accounts Receivable" card and my limit is $8500 which has been sufficient for my needs, but I could foresee wanting to up that in the next couple years.

You having no skin in the game would make them additionally wary.