You might want to structure the deal differently but however you do it I think they want you to contribute some cash.

For some accounts such as Roth which have contribution limits its difficult to build up enough to purchase notes. 

I'm sure showing it during winter months contributed to this as well.

I have stable income, but my goal is to use the BRRRR strategy to leverage equity/forced appreciation rather than constantly saving and contributing my own cash to deals.After shopping the best rates, I applied for a HELOC against my first rental property, with the goal of pulling 30k-ish out to use to jumpstart my next deal.

My day job is in affordable housing, so I love hearing stories about landlords contributing affordable, QUALITY housing to an area.

When I retired, I kept my HDHP and continued contributing to my HSA until I enrolled in Medicare.

@Jacob GoldsteinAn owner can usually contribute more to a Solo 401k plan than they could to a 401k that was sponsored by their employer, assuming equivalent income.

@Kevin Dean Here are my thoughts on a macro level:The Fed's actions are absolutely contributing to the volatility in the stock market but not for the reasons people think.

I hope that I can prove to be a contributing member, student, mentor within this community over time.

The general premise is that we will contribute 40k per year from our savings rate and reinvest 100% back into growth.