I’m actually doing something similar on my current flip project, and it’s helping keep costs manageable without sacrificing quality.

Is there a lender out there that can help him turn $50K from equity into cash so we can finish the project? 

I’m open to learning, shadowing a project, or just talking through how you approach funding, deals, or first-time flips.

I am 45 and have years of experiance working in construction, project management, sales and business management.I am currently a business owner doing agricultural retail.

Have participated in about 6 PadSplit projects over the past year.

Quote from @Stuart Udis: I've sold membership interest and admitted members into LLC's (normally for vertical development phases of projects after completing entitlements).

Your insight on HUD bidding is really intriguing sounds like you’ve figured out a strategy that could help a lot of investors!

You will then need to bring the rest.The main options that could be 100% are new construction projects.

It allows you to pull permits for interior and exterior renovations, alterations, and interior demolition.Registration Number: Required for large-scale projects such as new building construction, building enlargements, or full building demolitions.

This allows investors to leverage the funds for their projects without immediately incurring interest.