I have been going on bigger pockets site for a while but have never posted.

You usually cant get out of this without paying some money out of pocket and the better your credit, the better you will do.Also, make sure the dealer is giving you what your car is worth in Actual Cash Value (ACV).

Then something strange happen...other day I Searched for Bigger Pockets because I forgot to bookmark it and when I clicked your link it in yahoo...it redirected me to some wacky search site.....

If I remember correctly, their business model was to sell rehabbed property at 80% ARV which would allow the investor to get in at no money out of pocket while maintaining an 80% LTV.

So if you estimate costs well then yes you can do it with no money out of pocket at all.Are there any Investors in Atlanta or anywhere close that would be interested in mentoring me??

I feel like I could read Bigger Pockets a million times a month by myself!

Fix it up and pocket more than the 18k that you say you can get now.

It might be worth your time to just do some serious reading on here and talking with experienced investors and you're likely to have very littke out of pocket for your education as a result.Good luck!

i mean, you can definitely buy real estate with little or no money out of your pocket, but it can be just as risky as any other type of investing.why is it risky?

You may havea hunch that your deal will be interesting to investors,but until you have a prospectus with pro-forma numbersyou do not know how many investors will be interested.He is now in the "fund raising" period, looking for investors.If you are financially able to invest, you would request theprospectus and then invest if you like what you see.You would be part owner of a retirement village in SoCalcomplete with golf course, etc.No I understand the process of building the plan and then looking for money I am planning this same type of deal with a popular down south business to bring up to my area, the point that I am asking about is when planning I should have an IDEA of who I will pitch my plans to, from this post it seems like this guy doesn't have anyone on board and is almost lost in looking for investors and if he works for a RE development group he should at least have a few "pocket" people or groups that will get him started with the funding.