the attornies fee's will be far to much to raise such a small sum 100k.. google fractionalized mortgages or deeds of trust what ever is used in the area you are working in.and see if they are legal. in some states they are Like California. 

Go to Estate Sales and/or High-end thrift stores or antique stores.2) You can do the shopping while your place is still being worked on, especially at times when you can't be there anyway...i.e. when the painters are doing the interior or floor finishing is being done.IF you time it right, you can get waay better furnishing for a fraction of the price. 

for me, for example - i want to own houses - not tokenized fractions of houses

Purchase price: $365,000 Cash invested: $25,000 Sale price: $495,000 This was an investment in a fractionalized note on the above property.

The digging out/hauling/new concrete is pricey too but a fraction of underpinning. 

If you are buying a property that doesn't cashflow, and you're just *hoping* it will appreciate and cashflow in the future, you're not investing--you are speculating. ...it's one thing for Warren Buffet to put a small fraction of his net worth toward speculative purchases, but for those of us not named Warren Buffet, speculation is basically gambling.

Y'know what I'm looking for, fractional ownership with 3-7 other people.

Sometimes they will let you go on title if title is held in a TIC or you can own a fraction of a property using a TIC. 2.

That is thousands of dollars that if someone wanted to, could delegate to a virtual assistant for a fraction of the costs.

The idea is simple: instead of requiring tenants to front a hefty security deposit up front -- could be $2,500 around here -- they can essentially buy insurance and pay a small premium, one time, for a fraction of the cost.If they default or leave damage, you (property owner) are named as insurance beneficiary and collect damages up to the amount of the security deposit.