I don't know anything about the land trust stuff but maybe that is an option once you calm the bank down.I have had one called ( used to buy all my rentals pre 08 sub too here in Oregon)  and the reason it got called was it was a local credit union and the seller went in and told the CU what she did and they immediately called the loan and we simply paid it off@Serge S. 

Syndicator "Admin" Fee Changed from Flat % to Waterfall-type Split:  One group I have been dealing with historically did not charge an admin fee at all. 

Lastly, in many areas single family homes at price points that would historically attract home buyers are renting because many are opting to rent rather than buy until rates calm down.

Those that do not brag about themselves typically have a very calm and quiet confidence.

I find when starting off, thinking outside the box and being calm brings a lot of clarity. 

At some point in the future, I'd like to acquire an apartment complex.Here's what I bring to the table: Strategic Mindset: I've learned to think on my feet—strategic planning, anticipating curveballs, and remaining calm in chaos - my mottoCommunication:I'm the clear communicator in the room.

In short, everything has to go what, calm, sensible, no messing with things right.

And the truth is nobody really knows exactly what toxic brew of whatever combines to produce these economic messes until they've come and gone, and everyone has calmed down and can be a little more coldly analytical. 

•I learned how to deal with a crisis situation and stay calm and make sure the tenants are well taken care of.

But keeping a calm head when something goes wrong has certainly helped me maintain great reviews for my STRs!