If you can live without one and would rather wait until things get cheaper some day (that horizon might be a year or two out), then do that. 

Cheaper too. 

I am thinking to bid exactly when it is served, since the bank drops 20k every month and the more I wait the cheaper I will get it.

They are all attorney approved.You can find an attorney that specializes in real estate and get one from them but the BP version is probably cheaper and better.You can scour the internet and find different ones from around the country, pick-and-choose your favorite parts, and then assemble your own.

Can you sell those cars and buy cheaper used cars?

The up front costs are cheaper than a mortgage and you can hold off accessing the equity (and paying the interest) until you need the capital.

Or as mentioned above - 100% JV funding options can be of major value to you, especially on your first deal or two to get some cash in your pocket - cheaper money follows the more experience you have.

West & south you can get in for a lot cheaper, rent for 5/10/20 years, and sell later on down the road when the property values go up

Singlewides are cheaper to set-up, fix-up and purchase generally, and they rent for almost as much. 

Wouldn't mind finding a cheaper place that needs some sweat equity put into it.My numbers above might be a bit off, but the calculator.net link provides the numbers that I'm running off from  now.