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.

Slowly but surely and bouncing around from jobs, I ended up picking up a security job and studied over night.I attempted several business ideas, a nutritional supplement company, day trading, etc.

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?