Out of curiosity, and in response to the others insinuating that this is dangerous/risky, are they asking to see/document your plan to use the funds to improve the property, to turn 125% LTV into, say, 90% (basically using ARV)?

You are just losing way too much money - out of curiosity, if you are $1200 below market, what is the actual market rent?

It may be possible to claim the mileage under one of my 7 personally owned properties, but that is not quite right, I think because those miles were accrued in connection with a property I do not own yet.  

-Conventional loan will require 20-25% down payment to qualify (I don't currently have $50k+ kicking around in my savings)What angle I am currently pursuing:-In talking with a creative real estate agent, I may be able to secure private capital, in the form of a gift for 6 months, after that time would start to accrue a payment of principal and interest-The home has been updated in the recent past, and has had a new roof installed ~6 years ago, newer utilities as well.

Prepayment, if allowed, would require a put option of 10% above remaining amount due. 3) You purchase property, and I receive 50% equity, with a note due to you which accrues 5% interest per annum until paid.

One-time charge of $XXXSmall fee that starts on Day X and continues to accrue daily until Tenant pays in fullCombination of a one-time charge and then a smaller daily feeWhat made you choose the method you currently use? 

Talking with a fire investigator once (following out a fire-house lead) I asked, out of curiosity, what he as a fire investigator saw as most common causes.

However, over that same time, I’ll accrue ~$10k in equity from debt paydowns (using other peoples’ money, IE: rents).

I have a number of curiosity questions in mind.

I think what he is trying to do is accrue his interest.. so he does not have to pay tax on it if you accrue it I believe you only pay tax when you physically receive it.