If you're a seller and your home has a low-interest FHA financing, you may be able to sell your home for a higher price.

Has anyone used crowd funding or perhaps a private equity reit to fund a deal in the 2 million dollar range and if so how did you set it up and make it attractive to investors while keeping it profitable on the back end to actually run and maintain the property correctly? 

Especially going the low down option you will get the best bang for your buck. 

Assume the triplex is not in LA, but $2,500 in rent seems very low.

It can be appealing due to its low initial costs and inventory management simplicity.

My goal is to retire in a low density condo/apartment in about 10yrs from now and live in the place I buy for atleast 6-8 months of the year.

The bar is set so low for Realtors, we should be playing limbo with it.

Some might argue that its one of the harder strategies.you need the hustlers spirit, problem solving skills, negotiating skills, marketing skills, a good understanding of construction cost, and market analysis skills.Although it is very possible to use low or no money down, you will quickly learn that a good wholesaler has significant marketing dollars behind them.

This is something that a buyer/tenant can afford in their monthly payment due to the low cost of a trailer ($40k) seems pretty typical out here for a double wide of roughly 1600 square feet.  

My objective is to put idle funds to work efficiently.