Hi,In the past, I've explored the possibility of selling homes with seller financing.

I would much rather do the BRRR method with a multi-family.

Keep in mind that the lower down you have on a property the higher your interest rates will be, plus you will need to buy insurance for anything lower than 20% and that will hurt your cashflow.Research creative financing methods if you are serious about wanting this property.

So, if you reached out to me with such a proposition, I'd probably explore something along the lines if setting up a blind fund whereby your returns would stay in the fund and be reinvested and compounded until such time that you wanted to start taking distributions.Note - you would have tax liabilities in the meantime, so you'd likely want to take enough distribution to cover those.

Some of the other methods that I employ are more out of necessity due to remote management.

Once they get the amount of properties they need we show them the best paydown methods if they want. 

My EXPLORE portfolio includes crowdfunding, where I'm toe-dipping cautiously to learn this space of startups made possible by the JOBS Act of 2012.

Renovation Budget = $50,000All In Costs = $190,000I'm exploring private money and weighing the pros and cons of going this route. 

But there's also Direct Mail, Websites (SEO/SEM), Social Media, Wholesalers and dozens of other methods.

You have a lot of capital, and i feel as though you can get better investments exploring less competitive, cheaper sub markets in the US with still great economics for the future.