Once you know what to look for in terms of an investment in your market then you can start speaking with lenders about using that 20k to determine what you can afford and then move into actually narrowing down properties and making offers!

I would like to expend by utilizing investments in my projects and am wondering if sponsering syndications is the way to go and if so how to structure the offering.

I've been looking primarily at deals that offer owner financing or are otherwise open to a creative deal structure.

I have a 5bd/2.5ba property that I am looking to rent and am curious about the Section 8 program given that many residents and potential tenants in this neighborhood pay their rent with Section 8 vouchers.

Lender options vary by state due to state regulations- these type of programs are available in many states.

Isaac, definitely take Lucas up on his offer of a call, you'll learn a ton!

So yes, creating the LLC for your business is a good idea even if you don't immediately transfer properties into it.Question #2: Transferring your properties into an LLC does offer liability protection, which can be crucial in the event of legal issues.

If they have $20K in the bank, that would offer additional reassurances of their financial stability.

Would you send over the offer terms in a seller-financing contract or send over the potential returns for seller based on analysis?

It offers you a home and a strategy to grow your investment portfolio.