Perhaps a person wholesaling full time wants to invest in equities with the money in their Roth, and chooses to grow it by doing just one or two deals a year in the account, and is ok in assuming the risks of doing so.

Basically I would allow a lien to be placed on a duplex I own- with about 90-100K in equity, for his security instead of a high down payment and also be putting in my real estate agent commission (about $20K) towards a down.  

In Equity- the lender could put up all or some of the money in exchange for a % of ownership.

They also will prefer that $50,000 in cash than $50,000 in equity. 

Based on the area, with some updates and renovations, the property would be worth considerably more.The property is currently worth 2 million with a 300k mortgage leaving us with 1.7 in equity.

Listing at comps and paying commissions, closing costs, seller concessions, etc, many times this "cost to sell" is 10% of FMV, and they do not have 10% in equity.10K on 100K20K on 200K30K on 300K2.

I believe in equal rights and equal responsibilities

I currently have a mortgage on my personal property at 3.4% interest with around 100k in equity.  

With rates rising I have no idea how I'm going to pull out my $50K in equity. 

This deal will put our principal balance at $264k and leave us with a remaining $100k in equity and increase our monthly payment by $80/month - no PMI.I’m thinking this is the cheapest way to fund our seed money.