Hey guys I wanted to jump on and get some insight on ways to get my deals funded.

I would say you need to make sure you have a good solid foundation.Money in the bank for living expenses, emergency fund at least 6-12 months, if not more.

Rate, amortization, low down.

Also would like to make humble successful entrepreneurial friends who are ministry minded or just wise and not self indulgent.Sure would enjoy learning more about finding an affordable management company and exit strategies.  721 or RE funding collectives dont interest me.  

Thanks @Bradley Buxton and @Bonnie Low!

And by that the buyers are vetted to prove funds are available and they’re not just lookie loos.

Moreover, while there is currently a lot of hype around seller financing and low and no money-down investment strategies, the reality is you need capital to be a player in the space.

Some context would really help, i.e. are we talking about commercial zoned land or residential zoned land, and if we are talking about residential land, are we talking about low density/agricultural or land where you could put an SFR tract or row townhomes or even a dense apartment/condo project?

The only thing you're giving up is a low interest rate.

  - If your parents cross the 45-Day threshold with identified properties, then buy one or more properties but still have cash left over in their 1031 account, they cannot get their remaining funds back until Day 181 unless they have purchased everything on their ID list