Now, in order to close your transaction with the A to B you need wet funds of $150,000 (bank has agreed via your purchase contract to pay all clsoing costs).

Technically no on foreclosure, but one borrower handed over the property via deed in lieu.

And it stands a "opportunity" of Pyramiding gains via 1031 into securing 3 similar units in market.     

I think we've already connected via DM but I always love seeing more folks get started in Detroit.I'm planning to get out there at least once more this year.

I currently live in Southern California but am looking to dip my toes into real estate investing via purchasing a rental investment property in Kansas City (I have roots there, visit fairly often, have real estate connections there, etc.).

so new investors looking to cash flow = as difficult as everexperienced investors looking to build wealth via equity = still possible Good point!  

Having this belief, at the MTR summit there were multiple people claiming to be crushing it via arbitrage but not one of them claimed it was very passiveSeller financing can present an opportunity but what often happens, espicially if on the MLS, is the property sells at near retail taking into account the financing.  

Feel free to message me via instagram @bornandraisedinSF 

(assuming the cash flow is higher than PITI).My second question is if I acquired a duplex via seller financing, would that also decrease my DTI?

@Devin Peterson@Robin SimonI have multiple DSCR loans, including one brokered via The One Brokerage, David Greene's company.