@Andrew Lopez, in MANY cases for the numbers on a BRRRR deal to work out the property needs to be very distressed and often not eligible for a traditional loan for the initial purchase.

I have not done any “Traditional Investor” deals.

This can be a good option if your W2 income doesn’t qualify you for traditional loans.6.

I no longer qualified for traditional financing because I already own many rental properties and my DTI was high for the bank, so I purchased these in a business entity with a trusted private investor and was able to refi the 1st property/sell the 2nd property to pay back my investor and ultimately keep the better property for zero money down.

- What are the downsides for the landlord, compared to a traditional residential lease to a family for instance?

My Experience with Upside Investments:As someone who prioritizes my time but recognizes the potential for wealth creation in real estate, the idea of traditional, hands-on investment wasn't ideal.

I’d like to connect with investors to show the potential of putting homes on land to flip instead of the traditional house flipping strategy.

Since you are essentially buying the property 100% financing between your HELOC and financing, make sure you can afford it as if the property goes south, or you have to short sale it, make sure you are in a financial position to be able to still afford those payments on the LOC. 99% sure you will not find a cash flowing property using traditional financing and the HELOC.

Much different than a traditional acquisition.I always suggest having this down before engaging an attorney.

A traditional RV park has transient traffic that moves in and out of the park.