You don’t have a syndication issue because you haven’t been out seeking to raise money.Your bigger issue is with your lender, disclosing these loans to your lender.

Raised the lot rents and added homes.

Profits and equity went one of three ways; paid back initial investor, were kept liquid or went into a mutual fund.

In other words, we can't just keep raising the debt ceiling forever without treasury investors eventually taking it on the chin, but as of yet this is the plan for the future.

You can use this HELOC to fund future investments.Before you go buy that big, fancy, expensive “forever home” consider buying a 2-4 multi-family property with an FHA loan or some Live in flips.  

I know there are multiple ways but with great credit/credit history and little to no funds as a first time buyer what’s the top creative ways to begin?

To be specific, my steps to fully get into this world so far have been: Buy my first home Sign up to BiggerPockets website Listen to the first 5 podcasts (loving it)Send this messageEvaluate specialized Masters in R.E and meet with alumni and teachers plus attend one class as a guest observerMeet with friends working in the industry (mainly working for big Funds and Developers)Bought the 13 most widely recommended books in R.E.

I am a Tennessee Real Estate but was born and raised in Goddard Ks.

I haven't allowed for much of a ramp up period and as a result, haven't budgeted the funds to cover the expenses in the beginning.

this is quite popular on BP and that is those that buy NPN  those are notes that are in default ( non payment) banks and other investors unload them at a discount because they don't want to deal with them or they want to raise capital or other reasons..