A land contract (contract for deed) is probably the most common arrangement but I'd have my lawyer draw it up so it protects me and the seller.

There's lots of money to be made in C and D class areas, but you do have to draw the line somewhere.

There may also be a draw schedule, depending on the situation. 

Prior to seems like I need an architect and engineer to provide drawings and estimates.

So here is why I’m thinking this is a good idea:1) We get to reduce the SE tax by drawing a wage.2) We would like to max a Solo-401k for my wife, my understanding is that the 25% employer match would also not be subject to FICA or SE tax.3) The company could potentially contribute to an HSA account, again not subject to FICA or SE tax (I’ve heard mixed things on this).So now what I’m wondering:1.

However, there is sufficient listing volume to draw a reasonable conclusion about the total market. 

My issues started when Sherman Bridge deducts 10% of every draw.

However, you will need in that case 10% of purchase, closing costs, 1 year of insurance, 6 to 9 months of interest AND enough to float 1 construction draw.

I’m not too fund of W-2 jobs and want start investing, do you suggest I get second job to pay off my loans or, look into BRRRR investing or short term rentals as a source of side hustle for additional income that could subsequently lead to amassing good source of passive income and wealth (after garnering relevant knowledge on how to do this of course).

@Charles Faul where would you draw the line on that?