I'd study the John Martinez stuff out there. 

Or, you can do something like a debt service loan that looks more at the income potential of the property - FICO will still be a factor, but not the other stuff I mentioned. 

Many accountants like our firm have adjacent asset protection experience due to clients constantly asking us for this kind of stuff.

When I started I scaled back my lifestyle, sold stuff, and got debt free to fund my first rehab. 

@Stuart Udis I thought this was pretty standard stuff and I'm glad you are clearing up the confusion.

I am unclear why you would need the majority of the stuff you listed out - but that's just my opinion on it from personal experience. 

It was a huge selling point as there are a lot of folks that want a shop, or need a storage unit for their stuff and the cost is at least as much per month.I have a 7.5% interest rate loan on the rental.

It may require having the job pre-inspected to get that determination.Unpermitted jobs will cause you problems when you try to sell the property because the appraisers look that stuff up.

It's impressive stuff, and a lot of money being poured into it.

You guys put that stuff to me looking to buy my properties, I’d try to politely laugh you away…What’s supposed to be rule#1 in trying to do “creative deals” is finding a person with a problem that can’t be solved with the traditional sale, and solving it.