with the loans there is usually a minimum amount you can borrow and is a fixed rate for set amount of time. usually with a HELOC more goes towards the principal because of its shorter loan span.

The videos are very helpful and short for people like me with limited attention spans (!). 

I have read that they must contribute to the long term life span of the asset, but this is short term.

So it means that, you will buy the land for a premium, say 1.2 within a span of 6 years, first lot being sold at year 2.

They have the worst attention span and reading comprehension, and they don't want to reveal their income, only citing that I should trust them, they can afford it...after they just told me they got evicted from their last apartment in December because they couldn't afford it on their Denny's waitress wage.

@Preston Steele Yes, the market is worth getting into.

Most of the time it's got a short life span.

In one room the builder used 14' framing members (partially sistered) to span a 16' load.

However, these plots of lands are going to be sold to the builder/developer in segments, likely spanning a period of 12-16 months.

I have a Buy & Hold goal to purchase 50 residential properties over the span of 10 years.