Seller financing, partner with a friend or family member, meet someone at a networking event to partner with, use a hard money loan, sell your kidneys, rob a bank, etc.I'm not a fan of 100% funding.

Really, what I'm trying to say is I've been on hiatus from Real estate for 8 years, discovering the means to the only self sustaining kidney in the world (I like to brag too), and have ideas and thoughts but not sure what route to go?

He currently has Chronic Kidney Disease and although he is on Medicaid he needs money for his monthly expenses.

I don't think someone should expect a title problem any more than one should expect a doctor to take out the wrong kidney or a car mechanic to replace the alternator when the problem is the battery. 

I suppose it's for the same reasons that you haven't performed a kidney transplant procedure.

When their kidneys started to fail they peed in convenient places.Life got immensely easier when we removed the carpet and replaced it with tile.

The reason being, among other factors, there are now homes to buy, and you wont have to donate your left kidney to get an offer accepted! 

We did an infill on a small kidney shaped concrete pool about 30ft long a little over a year ago.  

When you find a good tenant in Chicago....you'll do anything to keep them.http://www.nbcchicago.com/news/local-beat/Landlord-Donates-Kidney-to-Tenant-66005987.html?

Try the Kidney Foundation, they pick up in the area.http://donationtown.org/charity/national-kidney-fo...or http://www.nkfpickup.org/