The cleanest and simplest way I’d ever buy it is pay off what’s owed upon acquisition, and run the numbers and factor that part of the cost in like any other expense. 

This is the simplest method, but it also means your tenants are more likely to abuse the utilities by leaving windows open with the heat or A/C running, leaving lights on, ignoring the toilet that constantly flushes on its own, etc.3.

Does this fall within the simplest territory of what is currently allowed? 

Unlike Wholesaling, the other entry points into Real Estate take much more capital.I'm not afraid of work, I'm just tired of having to settle for minimum wage even after I've obtained two A.S. degrees and halfway completed a B.F.A. degree.To tell you the truth, other than combing over the legalities of the contract, Wholesaling seems to be the simplest and least work effort involved within Real Estate.

As a child he was told he couldn't focus and would have trouble accomplishing the simplest tasks.

Given that, I think @Keith Brockmeyer's explanation was one of the simplest I've ever heard!  

So while index funds are the simplest investment, you may still be giving away money year after year, drip by drip, to a fund that knows you won't notice if you don't do your research.

The simplest is you can lend you RRSP as a mortgage on someone else's property.  

Which are derived solely from the efforts of the promoters or third partiesThe simplest way to avoid problems is generally to give the investor control of the project.  

Foreclosure, in the simplest sense is the same process and out come no matter what priority you have.