I I am looking for ways to protect my unique position in having solid buyers and not get cut out of the partnership.

Hi Michael,So there's negatively, neutrally, and positively leveraged debt.You don't want negatively leveraged debt because you need to bring money to the table each month to pay for the bill.Positively leveraged debt throws off cash each month.

I have all the information I need to pull the trigger on my first transaction but I do want to know if anyone knows any ways to get financing for this unique strategy?

Each neighborhood has unique values and rental markets, and it's important to learn the differences between them.

Most of the investors here are very knowledgeable and experienced and very good at what they do, but they are still a tiny sub-set of all real estate owners on Earth (billions), for those answers you have to look at larger Data sets, which academicians try to collate, but even then, still just an educated guess:This table above shows publicly traded Equity REITs outperforming private Real Estate NCREIF property Index by 13.74% to 9.1% from 2000-2021, almost 4.6% better.

I am also curious when creating your mailer template what is the key part you focus on to make your mailer unique compared to everyone else sending mailers?  

The average cost of a 16×20 wood deck runs about $16,000, and you can expect to recover roughly 78% of your investment.Midrange bathroom remodelCosting homeowners an average of $24,000, and recouping 70% at the closing table, a midrange bathroom remodel is a project with a fairly good return rate.

At the end of the day it's all about the Value you bring to the table.There are many great agents out there, that worth their weight in gold and I promise you they're not the ones who willing to list a house for 2%. a great agent can bring more traffic and more offers on table and smoth transaction.

What are you bringing to the table?

what is the mortgage balance, is it current, how many payments back, what are properties selling for in the area (is his price above or below others), *how much seller financing can the seller take,* how much cash above the mortgage would seller accept, how fast does the seller want to get to the settlement table, what repairs or up-dates does the building need - you could ask if you had $10,000 to spendon improvements - what would you spend it on?