Or you can get private financing, but that would have to be from a private lender.

If it is, you can look at a wide range of towns and at the prices you're talking about, you can buy a mansion on the South Shore and have money left for private schools too.

I plan to use the BRRRR method utilizing private money and then refinancing into a traditional loan to pull the cash back out.

I'm very interested in this areas as well since currently living in Seattle, i could see it would help a lot with getting more affordable (and creative) housing options here.I have good relationship and contacts with a large container manufacturer in Vietnam which builds and customizes the container homes. 

@Tom Smith the fact that you want to be in people's private property alone comes off as sounding creepy.

I'm currently paying my private investors 6-8%. 

If so you might want to look into private flood insurance it would cut you premium down 50-75%.

All you got to do is ask.If you want to do it in private, look at the persons profile.

At least with private lender funds a person has more exit strategies besides only using the transactional funding for strictly wholesaling for one day.

Are you looking to syndicate tax credits or would it be all private investment?