Time is limitless when you no longer view life as a race. 

However, if you already have a balance in Roth IRA by converting that into self-directed as Brian mentioned you can have better control over those funds and virtually limitless investments choices. 

However, if you are eligible Solo 401k has several significant benefits making superior to SDIRA:- Large contributions level up to $60K/yr- Greater creditor protection- Ability to correct a prohibited transaction- Participant loan allowing you access up to $50K of your balance tax and penalties free- No tax on leveraged real estate- and moreBoth, SDIRA and Solo 401k offer virtually limitless investment options so you can diversify to the extend you wish. 

Just like hard Real Estate, the possibilities are limitless and I see 2018 being a big year for many people in the note space.

There indeed, is limitless amounts of investing information out there, but it won't always be very helpful unless you have an investing plan.

There are limitless options with this method, however the cost per property can be higher (since somebody needs to do this manually.

Anyone care to share their experiences and limitless possibilities when using either of the above?

I often tell people the blessing AND curse of real estate investing is "There's so many strategies to invest in real estate".Blessing: Options are limitless, you can get creative, full control over your assetCurse: Analysis paralysis, overthinking, internal regretsIn your situation specifically, who can be your potential partner?

The possibilities are limitless.

I'm not saying rule it out but definitely things to consider that I didn't see posted above.You're options are limitless especially with $100k in equity....