Do you see more success with seller carry, master lease options, assumption of existing debt, or another structure?

I am reaching out for some professional advice/guidance on ways to creatively structure/finance a unique investment opportunity we have.

Because of their unique structures have been blessed by the IRS specifically to work with 1031 exchanges.

I am not fully accustomed to all of the loans, taxes, etc. that will go into the structure, but I have wholesaled in the past & no stranger to investing in real estate. 

-Have higher rates changed how you structure deals or what returns you look for?

I’m curious to see how creative financing and partials might play a role in the next few years—seems like those who structure deals smartly are really benefiting.Unfortunately we see a lot of those who are structuring deals going south in the next few years.  

For example, if you don't have a fence, shed, or other 'other structure' I would reduce that coverage to the minimum.

It opens the door to some creative structuring, but the 20–30% down payment is still a hurdle for many buyers.Curious how others are bridging that gap.Are you using gap funding partners?

Having someone who knows how to structure financing the right way is invaluable, especially for newer investors who want to avoid getting stuck after their first couple of deals.Looking forward to learning from your insights and seeing the kind of value you bring here.

I’m especially interested in cost structure and responsiveness.Madison, Allied, Dyck O'Neil are some of the better ones.