There is an easement for a lake front area that is owned by one of two other houses/properties at the end there (they have easement road to reach their property on this property), where you can fish, canoe, etc., with a couple of small docks.

I've only run into a few investors over the years and they tend to be very secretive, like they're hiding their favorite fishing spot.Thanks for the advice, though!

Hey Biggerpockets folks, My name is Will. I am a new investor in Akron, Ohio. With a potential investment opportunity on the line and I want to make sure I handle this the right way. Background: I am not new to real e...

We don't charge 10% as well, we charge flat fee very less compare to big fish out there.

Thanks, Jay, that really makes a lot of sense-smaller fishing hole, less fish.

There's over dozen varieties of game and non-game fish in the rivers."

I didn't feel stupid at any time and it is actually someone I wouldn't mind going on a fishing trip with or come hang out at the family BBQs.  

My question is, if an experienced agent mentions 20% down requirement, is it just that he is fishing to see if we're serious buyers or is there a downside to creative financing that some agents don't want to deal with?

Good info...i dont think this is the thread for fishing for leads lol?

Might want to fish around see if Twp. knows of your tenants, if they were legally registered for occupancy, and if they are looking to stay in that area, will be a lot harder to legally rent.