While I guess that may be true if you plan on trying to get in without a Marketing Campaign or attempting to stand out from everyone else doing the same exact thing, which to me would seem like you would get very little if any lasting success but I could be wrong.So my question is this, Starting out as a wholesaler would I be using my time more efficiently lets say:Working with a contracting company full time, saving for a bigger budget towards a marketing campaign, Branding myself, ect, ect.

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I'm working with Robin Smith Design and Build at the moment, and I like them very much.

When I say, I, I mean I was the lead carpenter; designed and built the whole upstairs.

Investing money with someone requires a great deal of trust and due diligence, and building your reputation, brand, and network are the keys.Another thought - I recently saw a car driven by an investor here in LA that had advertising on it for his business.

I really like door hangers - as much for branding as for direct response (i.e. don't bank on a high response rate, especially the first time you do it).

I picked up a few skylight manuals but hadn’t heard of this brand.

I had the P.A. in a small Northern CA county use my services a few years ago who also wore the hat as city attorney (maybe some other official designations, too.).

As much as I appreciate the hands-on knowledge and experience I am gaining, I do realize building brand new homes is not what I will want to do for the rest of my days.

I would suspect your LLC is brand new in which case no credit is probably just as bad as poor credit and/or the lender would want a personal guarantee.Hard money and private lenders could (and may prefer) to lend to an LLC rather than you personally, but with the same issues I mentioned above.Your best bets are probably to either find a great deal and partner with someone more experienced who can bring the money and you learn from them in exchange for a small part of the profit or find someone in your personal sphere who has idle money and trusts/believes in you to be a private lender.