Part of that involves sourcing my facts from experts in their field, not from the opinions of others.  

I have been dabbling in real estate for about 10yrs now but just recently decided to get more involved.

If I was being sued I wouldnt want the 16 year old kid working for UPS to be involved.

The sponsor pays RealCrowd a fee and then RealCrowd isn't involved in the transaction after that.

I'd be happy to discuss this with you at any time though.Its basic structure involves 3 partners:1 - Cash = They bring all the cash, have no mgmt or loan responsibility2 - Credit = They qualify for the loan, have no cash in and no mgmt responsibility3 - Management = They manage everything from the start of finding the property, through offers, negotiations, closing, etc...Like I said, the full explanation would take up the entire page.  

Get involved here, and I'm sure you'll find plenty of folks to network with.

You could try and contact a family member but the more people that are involved the more the deal will be scrutinized.

Hi everyone, I'm just getting started and am trying to learn as much as possible, and generally get involved.

Some of the risk involved as far as potentially losing money on a deal weather it be a fix and flip or buy and hold.

I see you are from Cleveland, my brother and I are looking to get involved in Columbus OH while he is enrolled at Ohio St.