Anyone have experience with this alternative creative financing vehicle?  The idea is intriguing, but online research has yielded conflicting opinions and "pay to play membership plans; can't get a straight answer whe...

My goal is to scale my flipping business to 10+ homes a year and I'm starting to wonder how viable that is in my area.

As much as equity sharing is profitable for you, it is also a way to show your clients “Hey I am here for your success as much as you are, and I have a personal investment in you” which is an incredibly inspiring model.I would however say maybe scale your equity based on the current state profit margin of your client, or even work in a sliding scale so it doesn’t turn off potential clients who may be at a slim profit margin as is and are concerned about it getting any slimmer.

The strategy depends upon your scale.

@Jacqueline LeeIt’s real but the scales are not equal and heavily weighted to those with experience and their own moneySo if you have no experience and no money - your odds are low as why would someone lend you money?

I’m in a traditional career now and would love to scale up investing in some real estate over the next several years. 

It will take time to scale but that will take a majority of your time as you get it off the ground.

Under the second category you can operate on a smaller scale. 

Perfect for getting started.House Hacking: Continue the cycle—rent, refinance, buy another property—scaling up each time.

The portfolio might not scale as fast but the quality should be there with less headaches and more equity upside yields.