There’s so many people who will make you think they are having more success than you, you may want to change paths, etc.

Start by reading the Ultimate Real Estate Investing Guide: https://www.biggerpockets.com/guides/ultimate-real-estate-investing-guide/introduction2.

Can you provide more info on where you got that information?

There's already a lot of noise/options/competitors in the space - each promising what you mentioned, and then some. 

You got it right: a lot of nuance.

It's highly unlikely that you'll find something like this, and if you do, the max loan is likely to be no more than the value of the land minus any demo costs.

More details are needed to understand the case.

I wanted to share the financials after 3 years, and demonstrate what three years of real estate investing can achiev3 Bed/1 Ba Single Family Pro-Forma:Year 1 (2021)Income:Rent: $1,200.00Expenses:Mortgage: $509.95Taxes: $119.10Insurance: $43.84Cap Ex: $60Repairs/Maintenance: $60Vacancy: $60Monthly Cashflow:$347.11/mo or $4,165.32/yrYear 3 (2024)Income:Rent: $1,300.00Additional Pet Rent: $75Expenses:Mortgage: $509.95Taxes: $155.43Insurance: $53.03Cap Ex: $68.75Repairs/Maintenance: $68.75Vacancy: $58.75Monthly Cashflow:$450/mo or $5,400/yr (Total/Not 50/50 %)Total Equity: $37,473.88-Principal Equity: $7,959.62I have learned a lot about the systems needed in place to run a rental property, and how important picking the right tenant is. 

I have done a cashout refinance on an investment to get money for more investing.

I know this is more of an investing forum, but I figured I'd reach out and see if members with an investing background would provide advice.We're preparing to purchase a vacation property in North Myrtle Beach.