With home ownership out of reach for the middle class in Los Angeles and rental costs skyrocketing, I think people would be interested in alternative solutions.The community I was thinking about involves a combination of manufactured homes and mobile homes (tiny homes and RVs). 

It is a combination of not being able to purchase cheap enough, low LTV loans on refis, and conservative refi appraisals. 

We funded it through a combination of cash, private lender capital, and bank financing.

A long story short I have about 8k [skin in game] and I’m looking to purchase in the Scottsdale AZ market, with private funds, combined with owner finance if possible.The reason I’m pursuing this route is to execute my 1031 exchange flawlessly, and I believe private money, and owner finance will make this a swift transaction.

That combined with her income would have held off foreclosure for long enough for him to get work. 

It would be hard for a traditional lender to justify a loan that high in the area if it was combined as one.....

Banks do mortgages and construction loans combined in to one.

Hi,friend of mine wants to buy a property together,Split is a combination of debt & equity,I have a family partnership which i would like to hold the property under and avoid the extra annual fees related to another Separate LLC for the holding it.is there an alternative way to provide a the security for him?

She will be there for another 5 years in a combined BA/masters program. 

@Nicholas CookIt all comes down to finding the right combination (debt plus equity OR only debt OR only equity) where you and your investor are in complete agreement.