@Kyle Payne Most people start off at the cheaper price points, build their bank roll, as well as knowledge before they move into the higher price points.

Maybe he has a huge bankroll and is well aware of what the property is worth.If the property was previously used for a motor home dealership, its probably mostly vacant land, with maybe some crummy office structure.

If you have a strong track record of buying properties with built in equity AND cashflowing well with them, then you may be able to find somebody to bankroll you.

I would rather mitigate my risk as a new investor by risking 20% of my bank roll on my first deal than risking 100% on my first deal.

But more likely you will need to partner with someone that has the bankroll to acquire the property.  

I have only a small amount of capital but excellent credit.I'm thinking due to my capital restrictions, wholesaling may well be the way to go to build a bankroll.  

I do have some bank role to ride out the top not being rented  for a while.. 

He apparently wants his 2 sons to get involved (aka bankrolled) in REI. 

Or you can use your significant amount of money to bank roll other flipper.

Nothing is ever for sure with a bank. :roll