@Casey Howe  got to love the autocorrect deleting = de-leading.  

As @Paul De Luca mentioned, I would definitely recommend speaking with a lender high level about your financial position, credit score, etc. to get a better idea of what you currently qualify for, and what you need to get qualified for what you want.

Within real estate:  private lending, syndications, Delaware Statutory Trust (DST), Opportunity Zone (OZ) funds, As mentioned, there are public market options such as REITs and their preferred shares and/or bonds. 

In Delaware, they are considered in holdover and you can collect double the daily rent. 

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I want to build my network and find better deals in Philly and surrounding areas. I haven't used OPM but I am looking forward to getting some good deals to started. I have built up some equity and am eager to start bu...

What is more common is that our clients will have a back up purchase like a Delaware Statutory Trust identified to buy into if one of their purchases fails. 

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