Lenders do not view this type of transaction as negative.  

My question is simple, are there fix/flip investors willing to fund and drive this type of a project for a % at closing? 

@Max H.If it's truly a 2nd home the required down payment is going to be a minimum of 10% down on an SFR. 2nd homes are the hardest of the 3 types of loans to get.

I currently have 20% of the 200k and trying to get financing to get the property/land, but having issue obtaining a Land Lot Loan, which I was told would be required for this type of property/land, since the property on there is not livable, and so therefore a residential loan will not work.

I currently have 20% of the 200k and trying to get financing to get the property/land, but having issue obtaining a Land Lot Loan, which I was told would be required for this type of property/land, since the property on there is not livable, and so therefore a residential loan will not work.

There are certainly issues including how many and what types of properties you can sell with these methods and to whom, but most of those are consumer protection issues.  

Any recommendations on what type of loan to get?  

If so, what type do you own?

However, for a new investor that has not done this type of transaction, it can be a bit intimidating.

Things are just easier when I can invest with some type of capital.While I'm doing so, it seems I've gotten a bit ahead of myself with the advertising (haha) and now calls from my website are starting to come in increasingly regularly.