I use my seed capital as a deposit on my new home build loan, I then receive the money in one lump from the bank, and have to use these funds to build the home, market and sell.

It's a 5 year loan at 25% interest, payment is 1250/month, but that 50,000 is like my seed money for acquiring rentals.  

These are not cheap to set up and depository banks have plenty of free money from the fed to seed their investments they don't need to pay to get yours (hence current money market rates).  

Do you have the seed capital to get the project accomplished yourself anyway, or are you desperate for the investment?

I did all this research three years ago when I got started as an agent, and those types of programs will literally take all your seed money.

I agree...mainly because of the large percentage of investors here that focus on 1 or more of three things that won't get them there:1 - BRRRR2 - Returns based on % of investment3 - Paying off properties....and not on the three most important things that can get them there:1 - Understanding what cost to the REI really is, and the importance of recovering it FAST2 - The difference between spending and using their "seed money", and applying the power of compounding to it3 - NEVER doing any deal with negative CF

That neighbor had a bunch of johnson grass seeds sprout in their yard.

There is no identity associated with my Ledger wallet, only my 21-phrase seed code. 

They have skus from seed to harvest that follows the product through to the sale.

Here are the steps:1 - Flip the $250k seed money over a 4 month period, sith a return of 10% (so you started with $250k...and 4 months later, you're at $275k.2 - Repeat step #1, with the additional $25k, same return and time period.3 - Repeat Step #2, including the profit...same return and time period.4 - Add the $30k to the total from the flip in Step $3, and invest it all again...same return, same time period.5 - Repeat steps 1 - 4, 5 times (equals a 6 year period) and you should have a total of around $1.77M (gotta love the power of compounding...)6 - Take the cash, and buy a NNN('s) for cash, at a 8.5 CAP, and you have just over $150k in cash flow/year.