The lower the down payment, the lower the risk.

From a national security level what if county x bought up all the farmland then stopped producing food? 

I was able to use equity from another property as part of the down payment and renovation cost.

I target 3 acres + worth 15k retail + and try to make cash profits of at least 5k or collect my initial investment as a down payment and finance but so far mostly cash sales.  

I thought if payments were larger than $600, landlord takes QBI, and PM is a sole proprietor LLC a 1099-NEC is generally needed.However my situation is unclear since the money was passed through AppFolio.

I have recently been running into the issue of having investors go out to a deal with interest and then talking themselves out of the deal on the way home.If you have run into this issue before as well and have overcome it, what are some good strategies to secure the deal before leaving the driveway? 

I’m not saying you can’t have both, but unless you have a sizable down payment most properties in Utah are not going to cash flow with current interest rates.

Here's a summary of the options:Option A: Offers a 7% interest rate with a 30% down payment from Bank A.

Without clear terms in promissory notes with punitive measures to set standards for performance, and security against the subject property, there's little incentive for timely repayment.🛑 Insufficient property equityLending without enough equity in the secured property as-is can leave you unable to recoup your investment in case of default.

Dscr would be my go to but, im trying to find a low down payment.