I would recommend looking at single family homes (possibly foreclosed) and do your due diligence to see if any of them strike your interest.

So even if I strike the agreement with the seller-mortgage person, I am still in for ~20k of cash, at minimum? 

For a while, I was leaning towards the Buy - Renovate – Rent – Refi – Repeat strategy but the local market is probably out of reach for me at the moment so I’m looking at out of state investing, even turnkey (I know, the term strikes a nerve with a lot of folk).

If you want to strike up a conversation with me, ask about the house the pool scenes in Cocoon were filmed at.I'm also a licensed Community Association Manager, and had a portfolio of properties covering much of Central Florida.

After years of podcast jokes from @Brandon Turner and @Joshua Dorkin Detroit may have decided to strike back. ;) just kidding.

Looking to strike my first deal before the end of the year.

Every bad thing about the tenant (missed payment, house not taken care of, etc.) is a strike against them.

Contact the banks Loss Migrator and see if you can strike up a deal.

You can get that agent to set you up to get automatic alerts as new listings come available in your strike zone now without a license

That's why it strikes me, as a lay observer, as a much better option for Greece to take an exit now, as the next 5 years will be rough either way.