I've been interested in becoming a farmer for as long as I can remember, and as I've looked at the viability of getting into farming, I've seen how much debt people go into to purchase land and equipment, and how crippling that debt can be for both the farmer and their family.

Hi all,I own a condo and I am thinking of going down the MTR route vs long term.  

I live in a very rural area in the northeast and most of the markets within an hour of me are primarily class C and D neighborhoods with reputations for drug and crime problems (as well as my own hometown unfortunately) so I will probably look to long-distance investing as I get started.

I really like multifamily home purchases, but I would like to eventually try at short term rentals.

Now, this doesn't do anything to change primary residence requirements for short-term rentals. 

Hi Gerald,As you may have encountered, options for short term bridge for less than 100k is limited.

Long store short, I have a duplex on a 45 acre farm in rural Virginia.

I would recommend finding the top lenders in the area where you're buying and gaining a good understanding of their terms.

Hi Phil,I know that with rehab loans you can typically get past the 50k purchase price as long as it's fairly close, the total loan size exceeds 50k, and the ARV gets to 100k.

TICs have fallen out of favor but as long as they are structured property and are run by a good operator (see point earlier) they can be a good alternative.