Since you have no $$ you can offer sweat equity in exchange for knowledge.

@Shannon WrightThis is what using u sweat and his to do...essentially the hard money acts as a bridge loan.

If there is also an opportunity for sweat equity, that's a bonus. 

The break even point is a little longer for $105,000, but still a good investment option if you have the capital and don't want to put in any sweat equity - the best part of tiny houses is they can be built off-site and rolled right onto your lot, which is great in rural areas where finding contractors is difficult.DM me if you'd like to talk more about the weird and wonky (but highly profitable) side of real estate investing :).

All for 8 hrs of work, half of it dripping sweat in an attic. 

They were sweating uncontrollably, I was watching them and came up with the idea.

You'll be able to take care of the majority of your needs with a bit of sweat equity and learning the platform (it doesnt always come fast).

Hello Michel, good to meet you.Most everyone starts off with sweat marketing and then as things go well move in to paid marketing. 

Expect to put a lot of time, sweat, and money into building your business.  

Smith, talk to them about there system, besides the sweat equity and the no interest matter, the approach is a good one and acceptable if you mirror their program.What is your position in this property, are you exempt from Dodd-Frank?