I think you have to get creative, have clear goals & work your a$$ off initially - this is not a ‘dip your toe in the water’ kinda strategy.

The initial negative cash position consumes the initial cash flow to recover the negative position.  

@Lamont MarableIt should all be spelled out in the initial agreement that is signed.Loan agreement - It should mention when interest is paid and when the principal payment will be paid backLLC Agreement/Partnership agreement - It should list when distributions will be made.

I had a seller financing portion in the contract initially and unfortunately it was a non-starter.

My goal initially was to have this done by the end of last year but fear, analysis paralysis, not finding the perfect deal (hint: none of them are), and being "too busy" kept me from getting it done.

I see why you wouldn’t want to put your personal name initially but why is company name not to be placed on mail.

Facilitating a transaction takes initiative and work, and there's nothing wrong with being compensated.

I'm kinda new at this stuff and we have a couple properties that we didn't initially acquire for investment purposes but are using as such.

If I can access hard money between $50-75k (this has to be Total all-in cost- refi cc’s-rehab cost-initial cc’s) where is the best market to BRRRR?

I initially thought about a 15 year to pay off the loan faster, but have been told that's the wrong approach- Would you recommend buying under an LLC?