Could be a form of equity you could bring to the table in partnering - in addition to cash you could throw in your purchase / sales commission as a form of equity in the deal.

George doesn't lend to my personal investment strategy at this point in the market cycle.With all that’s been said, let me throw my comments/questions in the mix.

Also need to look at the pros/cons of paying more for an asset vs throwing the money away on taxes. 

This is because the properties are cheap enough that landlords cash flow immediately, and they also get to enjoy the perks of having the college students around.

But please avoid that extremely cheap Home Depot laminate.

I even have a mixed use property I’d like to throw in if any lenders can get that creative, but that one’s not a deal breaker.I currently use several DSCR lenders for my BRRRR’s, but the 2 main issues I’m running into on this portfolio are: 1) unable to finance the rural properties, and 2) unable to finance the mixed use.Thanks!!!

Seems risky to not cashflow and have to do maintenance for 10+ years is bad, on top it's a condo which can throw a wrench in things that you can't control.

Otherwise, you can just throw any applicant in their properties. 

Nothing here is cheap.

You can buy the vacuum sets pretty cheap and there are a ton of videos online on how to do it.