So how common is it for investors to actually raise Capitol for a down payment on this platform? I just don’t see a lot of mentees asking for financing in this chat thread.

It's a girl. She hasn't paid rent yet, but it looks like the eviction process is going to take a few more months. Drafting up the eviction papers for October 18. Apparently, part of this process includes another 18 years of free rent at my house..... Additionally, I also incur a pretty hefty bill for a wedding if some guy comes around offering her new housing when she's all grown up..... As landlord-tenant rules go she is getting a pretty sweet deal. In all seriousness, Danni and I could not be more excited. Getting a boy and a girl back to back is such a huge blessing. Christian

We just locked up a 44-unit, fully renovated apartment community on the Mississippi Gulf Coast — signed LOI in hand — and I'm opening it to a limited group of partners. Here's the quick picture: renovated 2023, stabilized and cash-flowing day one💰 $3.78M purchase | 44 units | 6.45% going-in cap📈 Projected LP IRR 14–17% | 2.1–2.4× equity multiple (7-yr hold)🤝 50/50 split, no preferred return, $50K minimum🏗️ Conservative debt + Year-3 refinance, third-party managed The seller is carrying 15% of the price, which means we only need to raise half the equity from investors — and the seller stays invested right alongside us. With the LOI signed, we're moving toward close, so this window is short. I keep these intentionally small, and spots are limited. 👉 Reserve your spot: https://links.gorillawealthgroup.com/widget/form/AIu27wG3NdmIFDrJXZds📅 Prefer to talk first? Book a call: https://links.gorillawealthgroup.com/widget/booking/iLJQKmN9DMyvFoNuQsML Questions? Drop them below or DM me. Forward-looking projections, not guarantees; real estate carries risk including loss of capital. This is not an offer to sell or a solicitation of any security. Eligibility is governed by the offering documents.

Hello I just purchased and don’t know what I’m doing Please HELP 🤦🏾‍♀️

One of the biggest challenges for new wholesalers isn't finding deals. It's finding the money to market for them. Many beginners are looking for ways to generate leads with $0 upfront, low risk, and without paying for expensive software every month. I can relate because I faced the same challenge when I got started. Like many people, I didn't have a large marketing budget. I couldn't afford to throw money at every tool, list, or advertising strategy being promoted online. What helped me was having a side gig alongside my real estate business. That Side gig became the fuel for my business. It allowed me to keep going without taking loans, running up credit cards, or putting myself under unnecessary pressure. Because I wasn't desperate for my next deal to pay the bills, I could focus on learning, networking, following up consistently, and building genuine relationships. Over time, those relationships turned into opportunities, referrals, and deals. Looking back, the side gig wasn't something I wanted to build, it was something I needed to survive while growing my real estate business. Without it, I probably would have made emotional decisions and chased every shiny marketing strategy that promised quick results. Sometimes the best investment isn't another software subscription. Sometimes it's creating enough cash flow to stay in the game long enough for your real estate business to gain momentum. I was wondering: If your marketing budget was $0 today, what would be your first move to generate leads and keep your real estate business moving forward?