Hi there.
Do folks visit rental properties less frequently in the pandemic due to infection concerns?
Cheers,
Paul

Is it possible to purchase multiple residential properties for no money down in short time intervals between each purchase?

If you want the property long-term, but not the equity partner, then try to work out a side agreement that gives you buyout options at certain intervals (i.e., every year, every 3 years, at the 1st, 3rd and 5th anniversary of the Closing on the property) based on some metric (i.e., then current appraised value or 3% per annum increases over ARV), so you can do a cash out refinance down the road, based on the increased equity value of the property.

Last night he repeated a text asking for his Sep and Oct financials, which I had sent at their proper intervals.

For the landlord to say he believes you, and in the same turn suggest that you can pay him back in intervals/payments.

The intervals would look something like this:- Initial Mailing - Day 1- Second Mailing - 30 days after initial- Third Mailing - 45 days after second mailing- Fourth Mailing - 60 days after third mailing- Fifth Mailing and On - 90 days afterBut after reading this thread, it seems that would be overkill and a potential waste of time/funds.

Start dropping the price in $50-$100 intervals.

Schedule showing for multiple interested parties at 1 time, stagger appointments over 15 -30 minute intervals between a 2-3 hour time frame.This save you time and creates a competition for your property.

They reduce the price at specific intervals.

Flipping a house demands a lot of attention in one setting, while renting out a house gives you a time interval that's more reasonable to both of your lifestyle.Have you read Rich Dad Poor Dad yet?