We are committed to learn and grow together as a team in our real estate investments and BP is a vital part of this for us.- Started networking more locally on the investment and wholesale market. - As of 8/22 bought our first property to flip.

If you take a loan against your 401k and consider it as your "bond" portion of allocations- I think this is the best way to frame it.  

A major portion is based on the credit they are using vs their available credit.

As far as labor, Set milestones for your project and at the successful completion of a milestone that portion of the payment could be made.  

Hopefully you can get it so that the tenant basically pays for your portion of the housing.

@Tatiana Gershanovich, You mention having a big chunk of land with a house on it and the desire of separating the house from the greater portion of land.

If you have a 401k or a life insurance policy that allows you to invest a portion of your account.

It works great if you have the space for grinder/pump portion of the toilet.There may be other ways to do this as well but this is the only thing that I have heard of.

Originally posted by @Tyrone Hardy:@Brent Coombs  I am new to the investment game and was hoping you could provide more information on what house hacking is.ThanksI believe it's a term invented here at BP by @Brandon Turner, and implies that you would be buying your owner-occupied home for the purpose of renting out a portion of the property that you don't need for yourself (so, usually a duplex or larger), to lessen or eliminate your own expenses of living there, vs what you would otherwise be paying in rent.

I am at a point where I would even be interested in a refinance of the whole property just to be able to pay off the note on moms portion, and pay the taxxes up, until I can find another buyer, or the current buyer can get a financing solution that is agreeable to her budget.