I bought a coffee shop from a bank and got a copy of the lease agreement they had been using with their tenant.

There's only so much I feel I've been able to learn from reading about rehab costs etc, but seems everything could vary so much by contractor and by market.I am house shopping right now in Los Angeles tho.

With Fundrise that would be their Supplemental Income Core Plan, but you should shop around. 50K is usually the minimum buy-in for what you're looking for, and you have that.

People who know they may be moving out after only a few months (maybe they are new to the area and shopping for a house) would gladly pay a little more for the option. 

Then shop around as to programs for investors.Most will look at a debt coverage of 125% or more commercially, ratios will be slightly tighter for investors than the leeway given to homebuyers.Another possibility might be borrowing from the Trust, ask the administrator or Trustee.

If the price is too high shop around.

(shop it up) see if you can get the purchase price lower to account for that. 

Cute, 1950's, all hardwood floors, .60 acre, no HOA, 1 mile from downtown with restaurants, shopping, banks, etc.

Shop around compare prices.

@Russell Brazil@Richard Sherman@Nik Moushon  Hey you guys may or may not be familiar with Bruce Norris.He runs a large HML shop in LA basin ( inland empire) and is a renowned speaker on the markets mainly in CA but it translates to the whole US with some of his bigger theories.