I tried to inject a little humor and be different than the standard.I'm glad you responded to my post, and I hope you know how much I appreciate the solid guidance on the Las Vegas market.Best Regards, Robert

Try and work with the seller, maybe they are willing to provide a vtb allowing you to inject as minimal equity as possible.

There are plenty of contractors out there wetting their beaks to hear your news of capital injection available.

Flipping, if done right, can give you quick injections of cash.  

For our business model, it would be too impersonal to inject this type service.

I would venture to guess however there is no way to get positive cash flow which leaves you injecting cash till the value reaches a level that you feel is right to sell.

Thanks for the advice - You are right, a situation may/most likely arise that will eat into the cash reserves but I plan to offset that with my own cash injections from time to time to keep the accounts building up for the next downpayment to keep the plan on track.Are there any other thoughts, comments, questions or concerns?

I'm not far away.The next two sentences are the most important thing I'm trying to convey: The one thing I know about business is that injecting emotion into decision making clouds your judgement.

Use refis  or cash if you want to inject cash into the state. 

If you ever need a real estate adrenaline injection listen to Podcast 108 with Grant Cardone...based on your story and interests I suspect he'd get you riled up to get out there and get moving!