If it's exceptionally low then it's difficult to justify placing the capital there compared to investments that can earn higher than that.As for investment vehicle, it's important to understand what your goals and investing style.

@Gregory PittsI like your style.

She also has one of those pod style boxes and it's quite small, so any extra mail will overflow the box after 2 days. 

Hey @Ali Kattan I would suggest investing in getting some hard data from https://www.airdna.co/ and reverse engineering from there... what I mean by that is look at all our market here and see which ones are showing the best numbers and see from there which one is most compatible with your needs, style of investing and of course budget.

So bear with me here - here's the plan, hoping y'all can help me figure out ideas for the best ways to fund/finance these type of deals -Details:LLC (I have a partner I'm working with) - our plan is to buy land and place modular, container style homes on the land and rent it out.

Since you will be creating product for typically Millenial buyers, you need to learn design; what do they like;  paint color, cabinet style, how do you move walls to maximize a house's layout... etc.Join your local REIA to meet other local expert old timer flippers. 

Quotes can vary based on your personal history, the property style/location/updates, the amount of risk the insurance carrier currently has on the books for your risk type, local laws, your marital status, and on and on.

Syndications, turnkeys, and notes all work well from a distance, but they of course need to fit your goals and investing style.

There are not many books about this style of investing.

Not as great.The $30k cash out would go towards purchasing a small Airbnb loft style unit on my primary property (not ADU, because its under sq. ft. requirement for permanent setting to land) that can be rented out.