You'll need a firm grasp on the tax-benefits and liquidity strategies to grow your portfolio more efficiently. 

It seems to me that because you are going with the new construction route, with the bulk of the down payment provided by your grandparents, you would be missing out on this key benefit of the house hacking strategy as I bet the lenders are going to require a minimum of 20% down. 

When you say "redeem it" does that mean essentially pay the annual lease amount for the duration of the loan out of the closing proceeds so the lender is ensuring that you won't default on the lease?

Hi Alex,It depends on what kind of strategy you are using.

He essentially asked if it was worth it to go after him.2.

Is a solid long-term strategy.

What are the specific goals, particularly:1) What return are you aiming for, also duration (quick return of capital or long-term cash flow)2) Big one is WHY to invest your $100k in private lending (complicated, risky) versus alternative investments (treasuries, bonds, other real estate strategies, etc.) 

Is anyone investing in high value markets who is willing to share strategies on how they are funding real estate? 

The strategy is more often talked about relative to active investors, however with the right approach, passive investors are able to capitalize on a cost segregation study as well.Let’s start off with discussing what a cost segregation study is.

The property is valued at $3,000,000 but is under contract for $2,500,000, providing instant equity of $500,000 upon closing.I am actively exploring ways to quickly secure the required $300,000 and am considering various strategies, including negotiating with lenders or partnering with an investor.