In my experience, if you just till the soil and seed over it, you'll end up spreading the weeds around and end up with a yard full of weeds and a little grass.

On the way I have picked up 2 SFH that were  great deals and will eventually be a source of seed money to get into bigger multi family units. 

If you want to actively do business, then that's your seed funding!! 

I'd rather pay tax on the seed than the crop.

You have to plant seeds somehow. 

Yes,....except eliminate the percentages you just mentioned.Exponential growth involves the following formula:  a to the x'th power, where a is your starting "seed money", and "X" is the factor you are increasing by.OK, I can hear the head scratching from the non-math majors and Engineers. 

She is willing to allow my sister and me to use the equity in the house to seed our real-estate portfolio.

With that sort of seed money to start investing even in this market you could be set for life.

In the right location you could probably do two or three Brrr at once and keep your seed money Recycling while you learn more about real estate at the same time.

Getting ready to build 4 more before we do our seed round of funding to scale up.i wouldn't let the lumber prices keep you down.