These in essence are just fractional ownership of a larger NNN in most cases. 

Additionally, he has been pushing the green agenda under false premises that humans are solely responsible for Climate Change, which we are only a fraction of 1% responsible.

I'm referring to tax liens, cryptocurrency, microlending, etc.Lending is probably the best route if you can get into something like earnest money loans or fractional notes.Crowdfunds may be an option, but there are limitations on how much you can invest if you are not an accredited investor.It may be best to just plunk that money in some index funds and focus on contributions for a while.

Your rate is not that high on the rental to do a rate and term to reduce it by a fraction and inherit those closing costs.The primary is the one where you can pull out up to 80%LTV cash and reduce that rate. 

I've heard plenty of goods things about sketch up, but don't have the patience to learn it.Kitchen designs boil down to fractions of an inch, so most free software programs won't get you very far unless you're just trying to choose backsplash colors or something.

During this time I made a fraction of what my bosses did, even on the deals I figured out better than they did.

Mine have held up well and completely transformed the kitchens for a fraction of the cost to replace just the doors.

You will be able to see the entire project from beginning to end and on the next one you will be 100% sure that you can do the job or not based on this experience.You will solve several problems in the process:You will be sure that the job gets done correctly.You will learn how to do the job yourself.You may save some money on this job.You will be more confident in your ability to do future jobs of so inclined.You may decide that its more trouble than its worth trying to do this yourself when there are people who can do this quicker and more efficient than you and at a better quality for a fraction of the cost of the time it will take you to do it yourself.Either way it will be a good learning experience and you will know exactly what it takes to get the job done and how much your willing to pay for said work.Hope this helps.Jeff V

Building a nice solid relationship with the existing loan officer and CU is worth more than the aggravation of looking for a fraction of % lower interest rate with a different bank.

Depending on how much you need to 'borrow' will dictate how hard you have to work or how much of the deal you give up.If you have a lot of money, then find an experienced syndicator to partner up with.If you have a lot of experience but not much current liquidity, you can find money partners and people could bring you deals.If you have good deals, you can also easily find the other two.If you have none then prepare to bust your hump to find pieces of the puzzle and put them together for just a fraction of the deal monetarily, but a large chunk of the deal in experience.Then you build on that.