Use a hard money lender first, they will fund the majority of your purchase and usually all of the rehab, then re finance with a traditional mortgage.Typically for investors I work with in the San Antonio, TX area, I only recommend this if they don't have enough cash to do the deal without it.

You can try to get creative and do seller-financing as there isn't the same kind of scrutinizing of income and finances as there are with traditional mortgages.

A great example is a syndicator, who finds deals, raises capital from investors, and manages the asset for them.Benefits of Full-Time Real Estate Investing vs. the “Traditional 9-5”Whether you are a passive or an active real estate investor, the major benefit of becoming a full-time real estate investor is having control of your own time.

Even I've got a few performing notes I'm looking to sell, and investigating all these platforms to do so.

I would say it is a little different than a traditional BRRRR, as I didn't pay cash for the property and I wasn't able to pull out all of my cash on the delayed refinance. 

I am curious if there are other developers that have other methods or historical price points for % of gross sales new construction MF units will run.Also we are building tiny units so this would account for more units vs traditional building size and square footage.

. - In addition he has been doing a lot of the work that a traditional developer would do.

Traditionally lending for a conforming loan will need to confirm your financials. 

That is a traditional purchase. 

Obviously dollar cost averaging would be different, but sticking everything in the C-fund is not very attractive from where I sit...Still undecided, but I'm definitely leaning toward rolling my TSP into an SDIRA or E-QRP and putting it in multifamily.Oh, and real estate is actually better from a taxable income standpoint than Roth or Traditional IRAs...