I currently work with a contracting company I do not have my license yet but will within the next 2 years.

We don't have funding, but are trying to build and save for this.

. $20k has felt light to me as well, and I love the idea of having an emergency fund for each property I own.

This trend has continued into 2024, with an increasing demand for rental housing driving up prices and creating affordability challenges for middle-income families.To address this issue, developers and construction companies have begun to explore innovative solutions such as “Build-for-Rent” projects.

Additionally with my own company we have designed our own letters and our own website that look a bit different from the typical marketing strategy out there.

Similar to if you hired a company to replace a roof-you don't have a copy of the bill for all of the shingles and nails, but you have a copy of their bill that has those effectively built in.

For instance, if I manage to raise private capital to fund a deal and purchase a successful rental property, how would this actually benefit ME when I have no skin in the game (i.e. money of my own invested)?

The title company should only provide the statement to that side of the transaction to the seller, and 2 wholesalers.

I have seen big companies have no clue that they need MLO and NMLS to originate in certain states. 

I'm settled in now and my rental property is listed through a property management company. :-)