Talents: We have done some remodeling on two of the three houses we've owned, with the largest projects being a new roof (self installed) and taking down a major load bearing wall (also DIY with advice of structural engineer).

If you need to have motivational materials to keep your interest and drive, it may be time for a new venture.

I am venturing into the commercial market, as the owner of the building my business is in wants to sell it - See my other post in "Make Deals....."

I would venture to guess that most started out with very little and built what they are from that.

Now we have a new business together and want to move this property to name of the new business (C-corp) so we can obtain some financing for our new venture.

Here's a teen who built a nuclear reactor in his basement for $3500:[url]http://www.popsci.com/diy/article/2007-03/popsci-videoteen-builds-basement-nuclear-reactorNo time to chat, I'm off to Radio Shack.......

I have been told that Aegis funding in conjuction with Fixaflip funding offer a program that provides 100% transactional funding on A to B, B to C deals up to 90 days on a voint venture basis and nonrecourse loan.

My first business venture (when I should have been in college) was ill-conceived and poorly executed and I walked away from it with 75K in debt.

So, yes, one solution is to do a joint venture with another wholesaler where you bring in the buyer.

Others myself, started with very little.Pros- I would venture to guess El Centro definitely has a lot of inventory that would "cash-flow".