Hello BP,I'm a long time MFH and SF GC in the Houston area, and now I manage to secure a piece of land in the DT area to develop my first multifamily project, the biggest challenge I'm facing is raising the equity capital ($4M).

But now that they are at 2-3%, the firms have shifted more of their allocation to other assets, RE being among them, either directly or through Asset Back Securities, because most insurance companies make all their profit from their float, so they have to keep profits up to historical levels.   

When it comes to actually securing a contract on a home that appears to meet your criteria, here are some tips (outside of simply raising the price):1.

I can't help but worry that I need to make a move and secure equity in my house before its too late.That brings me to the next question, where do I go from here?

I got a got a business line of credit to my LLC secured with the equity in my rental.

Other option is to "trust" and wait, which would mean that I am taking a risk and would have to tap into security deposit if things go ugly. 2.

How would you proceed to secure this deal?

I haven't secured any loans from anyone before so I'm not sure if I should try to get the lower rate on the majority of the price and hard money on the down payment?

There are also services that will keep your collateral files secure for a fee, so that may also be a good option. 

This webpage is built around Kiyosaki's idea, so it got my attention, since they (Luis, Eduardo, and Pablo) claim to have found the solution on how to apply "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" technique to the Mexican reality.