One way to minimize vacancy is to lower your rent.

Transitioning to a Second Property with Low Money DownIf a second FHA loan is not an option, here are alternative strategies to minimize your out-of-pocket expenses:Conventional Loan with 5% Down: Once you’ve added equity to your current property, consider refinancing into a conventional loan to free up your FHA eligibility.

This is especially important when owning rental properties or managing flips because it minimizes your personal liability.However, many people stop at forming an LLC without considering the potential tax benefits of electing S-Corp status.

FHA does have the benefit of max seller concessions being 6% so if your realtor can negotiate for that it can really minimize your cash outlay. 

The investors will be LPs, also want equal equity stakes down the line, even with less or minimal initial investment upfront and wanted to see if anyone has selling / talking points to justify that position. 

I can expand it if i desire, but it minimizes the size of the post.

Look for brokerages that cater to investors or offer minimal oversight plans, such as virtual or flat-fee brokerages.

In terms of, acquisition costs, holding costs, renovation costs, and selling costs.I want to be able to minimize risk and not be surprised when some other cost comes by.Right now, this is what i've got:Acquisition costs:1. 

Seller Financing I am the buyer with 30 days to purchase the property and want to simultaneously market it as rent-to-own,  how can I structure the process effectively:Can I structure the deal this way, so I can secure a tenant-buyer while working to close on the home myself,  minimizing my risk and creating a win-win situation.

The property has to meet very minimal requirements to be allowed to be rezoned (section C).