Situation: I purchased a property in Nov 2016, inheriting a habitually late tenant.

So late 2012 we finally found a place, bought it with my own 20% closed in Nov.

Congratulations.Two things that help come to mind, imitate then innovate.

@Jay Hinrichs $2 mil investment in ghetto or wine would look fantastic compared to buying Bitcoins at peak of market in Nov 2013..I have financials to prove..lol

So with that in mind, I'd like to try some innovative financing strategies to get rid of PMI and lower my total expenses.  

I do not actively invest in real estate directly; I am the founder of a really innovative real estate startup, with North America as scope.

It’s more of a locals town, lots more waterfalls, and the downtown has a little more substance to me.we bought in Nov 2022 for $365k, and are on pace to gross $55-60k with our first rental.https://abnb.me/KOuWo7B1CBbI have found in this market, the smaller the place the better occupancy is holding up.

From what I've heard, it leaves very little room for creativity or innovation.

PoorvuThe E Myth by Michael Gerber (who btw is speaking at the Ohio Reia in Nov.)The Dealmakers Guide by Ray Alcorn, super commercial investorReal Estate Investment and Acquisition Workbook by Howard A.

My brother @Al Williamson is an innovator in what he calls "hustle lording."