So far, only seeing startup crowdfunding portals announcing they are supporting title III (flood of emails today).Even some portals saying they won't do title III cause it creates "adverse selection", arguing companies would only raise under this offering type as a "last resort" as there are other cheaper ways to raise money.

In the Seattle market there are a couple players for HM, then a bunch of hacks.  

(If you are at last resort, try a test in a closet or some small inconspicuous area first!) 

However, after 10 FNMA-financed properties, investors have to resort to a “commercial lender” aka “portfolio lender”, or some other lender.

I'm thinking I'll use HELOC option as a last resort for financing, at least for my first deal.

Wholesaling is a last resort option.

Generally auctions with large numbers of liens tend to get a lot of competition from national players.

Louis, MO, Memphis, TN, Indianpolis,IN and Birmingham, AL but eventually it was information overload and I resorted to St.

I tend to believe this is akin to robbing your future self.As @Brett Laycock mentioned, an SDIRA is essentially a vehicle to own property through the IRA, and in this regard, the IRA makes money and takes the risk for itself... or for that future person, rather.Beyond that, taking money out of your IRA should be a last resort.

Former football player, still very active, I have a full time job as a med rep.