Does anyone know of a lender who can do conventional financing for land?

@Hemanth Grandhige-  thanks  1) consider looking at  choosing the new loan pricing option with zero or low loan fees   as  this will help  keep overall  costs lower plus  allow you to justify  refinancing these loans to lower rates  when and if rates  drop 2) consider refinancing the proeprty that you will get most  cash out of  first  and then follow with the others  later 3) make sure the lender options  allow you to have  6 financed properties when doing a rental loan

Id recommend the BRRRR Method - read the book by David Greene published here and bonus check out the article below on an article on financing questions and answers for BRRRR investors!

Does anyone have any general advice around the asset protection of an LLC for multiple members as well as how loan financing works around an LLC.

I figured I would come on here and ask folks on creative ways to utilize this alongside financing options to scale into the multi units space while not waiting another 4-6 year period to repeat the process.

In low appreciation markets where the return is historically not from appreciation (where appreciation does not noticeable exceed CPI) then it makes more sense to pay down the loan amount to increase the cash flow but there are still better options because F/F home financing (even with the rate increases) is some of the cheapest money options available.  

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If your bank will finance the purchase to an LLC? 

Is there a better way to finance my first investment property?

However, I would like the solo 401k, if possible, for (i) the $50k loan option & (ii) no taxes when using financing.