Your setup seems pretty solid with the note purchase agreements, but it never hurts to explore new options.

Hi Logan,As others mentioned, there are options out there to put way less than 20% down.

Keep me updated if you find a viable option. 

I assumed that most note buyers would have an option to split monthly payments and my half would cover my wrap, however I have yet to find note buyers familiar with a strategy like that.

I had property management once tell me they couldn't do anything because the tenant hadn't given notice yet and still had some property inside when they posted pay or quit, but the power company had told me the heat had been turned off when I called to check (apparently landlord utility revert doesn't work properly if tenant just doesn't pay). 

Our solution combines real estate data with the power of AI to help users analyze their deals faster and with more confidence to make better decisions and buy better deals.We're in the early stages and would love to hear from you.

Seeking alternative options and hoped that someone here had a similar experience and/or found a solution. 

We are interested in other RE investing options (rentals, multi-fam, etc) but this is an opportunity that aligns 100% with what my husband and I have been wanting to do and have been discussing for a long time.We have considered the following:Use the equity from our home toward the DP but also bundle with other loans.

Use it if that's your best option available, but like the previous poster said, be aware that you need to have money set aside for the loan.

Hi Mary,For documenting the detailed information of real estate deals, including both basic and financial details, you have several options ranging from custom spreadsheets to specialized real estate investment software.