Hey @Wojciech Grajewski - You may want to consider an FHA loan so you wouldn't have to tap into any of the equity in your current home.

Another option is to have a HELOC on your primary as your spare safety, where if you need emergency funding you can tap them and pay off later.

People do love to talk about themselves, so tap into that and use the opportunity to boost someone's ego and learn.

You have rentals worth a lot in equity, and you need to tap into it to expand.  

I have recently seen some set up as assisted living opportunities and thought that might be a niche market to tap into....any thoughts.

Our warranty is self-funded, and we rarely tap into that, as our rehabs are great. 

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What about interior roads, main road aprons, home foundations, site plans, permits, engineering, electrical tap fees, signage, advertising, realtor fees to place tenants.....thats all i can think of.I looked at doing modulars and found they were NO discount to site built homes when all said and done, just faster

Local mentors have local resources and network for you to tap in to.Hope that helps.Ron

But hey, it's an option and a pretty darn good one if you need to tap equity with a 30 year fixed term.