A private lender may NOT advertise or offer funding to the public!!!!!

@Damien Dear"Ready-Made" deals or Turnkey deals are properties that an investor would pick up and renovate, then offer to another investor as "Ready-made" Where All they need to do is pay for the property and collect rentAs for Sheriff sales- Google says: DEFINITION of 'Sheriff's Sales' A term used to refer to distressed public property auctions.

The park is currently just big open field that is available to the public.

(Wood look or other)The company I work for uses it for schools and other public places with great success, but you could totally use it for a residential situation as well. 

All in, we are spending about $50K on the renovation and hitting high value items like kitchens, bathrooms, appliances, lighting, paint and trim, etc.In section 946 of the tax code, (https://www.irs.gov/publications/p946/ch04.html#en_US_2013_publink1000107513) there is a run down of what useful lives you can use when you spend capital on a residential rental property.

Wouldn't mind public feedback on my venture, either :) 

I am interested in owning and renting properties, so I can have a minimum passive income of100,000/year.My passion is public service and community organizing.

You got it - they started renting it to the public at way below market rents just to have them full. 

The Securities Exchange Commission strictly prohibits any detailed explanation of private placements (which DSTs are) in public forums.  

Maybe I can run it as a public parking lot for a while until I get comfortable on the learning curve and build a trustworthy network of local people who can do the jobs required (architect, engineer, GC, builders, etc.).I figure that the parking lot business will take very small investment upfront and will generate some cash to cover annual property tax and then some.