I disagree with your premise about "smart" based on a quick google search and this story (sorry, can't access Pacer at the moment to get a link to case): "Allen Weisselberg, who for decades was one of Donald Trump's most trusted and loyal employees as chief financial officer of the Trump family business, pleaded guilty on Thursday to 15 counts ranging from grand larceny to tax fraud to falsifying business records, becoming the latest person close to the 45th president to plead guilty or be convicted at trial of a felony."

Looking to do a few deals, but trying to preserve capital at the moment (wedding in a few months, purchasing new house, etc.).

My credit score is good (780), and I have cards open with all the major banks (Chase, US Bank, Capital One, BofA, etc), but no cards with Union Bank.I'm between jobs at the moment, so I have no income.

The beauty of partnerships is that it all boils down to negotiation and what you guys agree uponP.S (Nugget) Never Split The Difference by Chris Voss is a good one to read on negotiation tactics

Especially because, in my mind, that’s the moment you decide to take on more risk, working with other people.

Maybe what makes your property so special is a beautiful view, a favorable zoning law, or maybe it’s the key to larger land project like when Walt Disney bought up all of Orlando for DisneyWorld.

(I once split a glass of red wine all over the beautiful white sheets in a hotel!) 

Creative financing and finding off-market deals is my highest interest at the moment and would love to chat with anyone generous enough to share their insights.Huge fan of BP and the podcast, I hope everyone enjoys the holidays and closes the year strong!

21st isn't financing anyone at the moment.

It was cheap $55K. 2100 sf on a beautiful, peaceful 3 acres a few minutes from town.