Buying a small piece of land in an up-in-coming area of town and building a tiny home on it. 

For the next 35 minutes all the Tetris pieces of my mind fell into place.

The property is in its own LLC.OK so the buyer just bought an LLC that owns a piece of property, right?

I know a number of us offer that service along with or separate from actual mail pieces.

Its not necessary for average investors who own maybe a dozen pieces of real estate and assets under $1MIn California where lots of real estate is over $1M, people also use Trusts, and layered Trusts to make it difficult to find the real owner of a flipped house.

@Dean B.One thing to consider is donating the land to the project as equity in exchange for a piece of the pie.

I have a decent amount of experience in real estate (~50 deals) and am looking to turn things up a notch.

At the very beginning, I felt like I couldn't comfortably make offers if I didn't have more pieces of the puzzle in place. 

I have a few pieces of advice and tools that I think will help you out.Chicago is a great coworking market and the suburbs are underserved based on my research.

Say it is a $100k purchase and $150k renovation at 0% down, the total loan amount would be $150k and the renovation piece will be paid out of escrow to the contractor.