But, I'd only be coming to the table with up to 60% of the LTV, so IDK if there's a lot of SFH I could be closing on, or not.Any innovative strategies I can use, that will allow me to leverage this 60% LTV, that doesn't require any additional out of pocket, other than the costs for appraisals?

and ,Second, Has anyone put together any analysis or innovative strategies based on buying a number of these lower priced flood zone properties with cash and self-financing, and any potential for using a large amount of money to go to these particular properties that will owe tens of thousands of dollars in mandated premiums and loan to them at a rate that is higher than the bank's rate, but lower than the bank's rate plus mandated insurance?

Usually crowdfunding is used for innovative products that people want to see advance through concept.

I know this isn't that innovative because it's talked about on the podcast but it certainly isn't conventional.

Zoning allows for 4 residences but this would have to be multi story which is not where we wish to go.Our plan is to construct a duplex targeting the affordable housing market using innovative materials and construction techniques that will end up providing very energy efficient houses.This is the first and with everything going well our intention is to "rinse and repeat".We are looking for some funding support to bring the project to fruition as funding from Australia is not a viable option with the current $AUS-US exchange rate.Any ideas would be much appreciated

If a seller is willing to finance the property, there are all kinds of innovative ways you can make the deal work for both parties.

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I am unsure if this is the right place but I think it may be if people have some innovative ways of generating leads.I work in a very competitive market where lead generation is the make or break part of any company.

I'm not sure if this is the traditional approach to finding a mentor, but here's to a little innovation and something different.I've read a lot about finding a mentor and what that means for the mentor as well as the student.

Just sold a flip in Concord, CA in Nov.