Since Reg A+ quite a slew of new platforms have popped up offering deals to investors such as myself (non-accredited).

You can't use it to buy consumable goods or products that will be used. 

A "building-ready" lot is worth around $100k and there are plenty of these with old mobile homes, in about that price range, that can be quickly replaced with a new house, without having to go through time-consuming septic approvals, environmental reviews etc.

Welcome to BP.It's a great platform to learn and network.

The process was very time consuming.

@William Wong Student rentals can be very time consuming, I highly recommend that you do it in a market you are very close to if you do it.You will also want to take steps to making sure you don't get burned, here are a few that I have done:*Get parents to co-sign the lease, a student will be less likely to trash the place and not pay rent if mom or dad are going to be getting a phone call.

Then remediation if necessary can get time consuming and expensive.Just remember you can only use your VA benefits if you're living in the home as your primary residence.

It's a great platform to network and learning.

it was neat to be able to click on different platforms links and get taken right to the portal.Personally I think this is the new wave of HML and commercial deals that have a hard time getting banks or insurance company loans.

Why don't you make an arrangement to lease it to him for 30 years and then he'd  own it, if he defaults on the lease that he loses the right to buy itMore of a right of first refusal with a Long term leaseThe CFPB protects consumers and you really don't want a headache owner financing someone with inferior knowledgeI wouldn't give him a 30 year lease , I'd give him a 12 month lease with extensions@Bill Gulley