Someone recently suggested that I used a person (unknown to me but referred) to use their credit to help be refinance.

At least that way I can use some of the cash flow to save for a personal residence.Any advice/perspectives on how I should approach this?

With that amount of equity you'd likely qualify for a HELOC on your primary residence to access that equity to buy an investment property or to buy a new primary and rent out your current home - the latter is what I do personally and all of this is what I offer my clients professionally. 

Build a home and then purchase that product with a personal conventional or FHA loan? 

Hi Everyone,I purchased a tax lien on a property and found out today that the name on the tax assessor's website is the name of a person who bought a tax certificate in 2020.

Also some of my contractors did not want to bid due to parking challenges of mission beach.It came out fairly nice, but the cost was crazy and I personally did way more construction work than anticipated due to getting $crewed by 2 separate handymen.   

I personally am liquid in the realm of $100k with no assets.

I would like to use it to collect payments and track bank transactions but I am concerned about security. 

All cashflow after that will go directly to your bank account.When you make contributions from SDIRA on the other hand, you don't get to enjoy the cashflow and all profits right away since all proceeds go directly back into the IRA account and you end up paying taxes when you are ready to cash out.My question is what method do most investors prefer to go with when investing in syndications ? 

Obviously that's not guaranteed, but experts figure it's likely.I would be happy to PreQualify and talk shop - personally I'm on home #4 doing the exact strategy you outlined, home #5 incoming, rates aren't slowing me down.