Unfortunately I don't have that sort of capital and don't have the ability to go to a financial institution to get loans.

The concern is with that sort of institutional set up we’ll be required to have a non-recourse loan and not able to take advantage of the current low mortgage rates when we refinance after construction is completed.

We are starting selling lots and we want to offer owner finance. Anyone have any idea if lots or lands can be finance by lender or bank ?

They also strongly recommend that the landlords/managers do not participate (other than observe) in the set out process.

The study also found that the median sale price of a property involved in a 1031 exchange in 2018 and 2019 was approximately just $500,000 which in the vast majority of markets in the nation is a most common to the small stand-alone investor vs big institutional investors. 

Which institutions by name are best and why?

Hello BP Forum Participants-My family is in search of a San Francisco/Bay Area based trust attorney (preferably familiar with real estate portfolios) to help guide us through the process of setting up a trust to hold real estate assets.

It will help that they have complimenting skills to you, unless they have no interest in participating in real estate.  

I'll focus on finding great deals instead.Without deviating from your question, You can find a lender anywhere in the state you choose to invest in or call your current financial institution to see if they carry out of state financing.

Currently reading Bigger Pockets "How to Invest in Real Estate" and came across the section "Start Participating" so I wanted to reach out to this amazing community!