We have expendable income, but not a ton of liquid capital to put down.

Mary @Mary Davidson   The time and resources a lender expends to process and close on a $1 million transaction in some cases may not vary materially from what it expends processing and closing on a $70,000 transaction.

If I had a property now that was expendable I might be looking to sell too so that's what gives me higher than normal concern in the situation. 

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I currently do not have a lot of liquid assets, so I wanted to start simple, where I do not have to expend a whole lot (aside from furnishing at this time).

I agree with ScottYour deal is not so small that time expended putting that kind of information together nicely would cut into returns (I prepare information and pitches on an anticipated as-needed basis)

I think the pantry is expendable if I was able to install a small island for cupboard space.

Instead of focusing on their sale, they're expending efforts to find their purchase first and locking it up. 

I find the really big deals the institutional sellers do not want to pay anything in fees yet want you to expend all this money.

Then Refinance out to recoup the capital expended to buy the properties(BRRRR). 2nd transaction would be once the properties are stabilized finance the entire portfolio for a second major cash-out and a rate in the low 4's while holding your debt in the LLC and not in your personal name.