Jason,I think this is a no brainer.Pick the level of risk you are comfortable with.

The fundin option I use most is a no-money down strategy whereby we purchase at the agreed price and instantly re-mortgage at the market value so releasing cash instantly for the next deal.

I thought this would still put me in a "no tax" group since I would have all my money out in less than 3 yrs.

TurnKey Investing with Lease Options is a NO BS REI Book.

Well, as bad as it sucks, I'm glad someone else knows what I'm going through.I've spoken with a number of other landlords regarding fighting it, and many have come up to me after seeing me on TV at the City Commission meeting.It just bothers me that property owner's are treated completely differently.With all the CRAP that the ACLU gets away with, you would think this would be a no brainer.

So far, it has been working great.And considering that over 70% of people go online to research real estate before ever going out into the "physical world", it's a no-brainer for me.

The seller was willing to do what ever I asked even allowing me to structure a no money down deal.

This would be a no-brainer, were it not for the fact that it is not my niche, and I do not know what hidden problems may or may not lurk beneath the MH and MH park business.

LTV, ability to repay, a good exit plan, and experience are more of a factor than credit scores.Once the project is finihsed, a no seasoning cash out refinance can be done to pull equity out, if your goal is to retain as a rental.

hey, thanks for thr reply.i am already approved for a no money down loan, so i have that going for me.are there any penalties for paying off a loan in say 3-4 months(outside of tax penalties)?