You may have to balance spending money on things today that you may not really need until later - but, they may cost a LOT more to change later.

Development costs will often be the biggest hurdle, meaning: sell the land you have and buy an existing park, campground, rv park and "upgrade"/ convert the sites to tiny home compatible. - and you'd be ahead.

The link above has most of those details, The fixed loan is from an insurance company, is interest only years 1/2/3, then no defeasance penalties up to year 10, they plan to sell/re-fi in 5-7yrs.

Build a portfolio of cash flow producing single-family homes in a high-cost market with high barriers to entry. 

Also, you are typically allowed 2% from seller concessions from your lender, and potentially even more, which can help with closing costs.

Partner Driven financed the Gibson St deal using its own capital, covering the $142,000 purchase price and $40,000 in renovation costs.

Most DSR lenders want minimum loans (not purchase price) of $75-100k.For apartment buildings, your $125k equates to around $400-450k purchase, as you'll also need closing costs and improvement funds.Depending on where you buy, this price equates to a Class C or D property.

Partner Driven financed the Eagle St deal using its own capital, covering the $175,000 purchase price and $1,800 in renovation costs.

Partner Driven financed the Eagle St deal using its own capital, covering the $175,000 purchase price and $1,800 in renovation costs.

Those who give me an estimate, don't give me a break up of costs.