Consider it your ultimate guide to being successful in commercial real estate if you aspire to discover unconventional methods to cater to your clients and expand your enterprise.

Or what to people normally do to buy 3rd, 4th, and subsequent properties?

In fact over the last 35+ years we have held many seller financed properties & have only had 1 foreclosure that we subsequently flipped for a good profit & again held the note.

I am sure @Joshua Dorkin and @Brandon Turner will agree.BTW, if you need funding or any help on your subsequent deals let me know.

I believe your first meeting is free and then there's a $5 or so charge for subsequent meetings if you're not a member.  

I'd had the assumption that i'd buy a rental using a HELOC on my primary residence, and then financing subsequent rentals with a LOC/leverage on that rental property (something I assumed the majority of rental owners are doing now).  

4, Have you ever worked with turnkey providers who also throw in additional incentive by helping you acquire a rehab and they would manage the rehab and subsequently rental.

Your results will be better, albeit more work.You could also create a holdings company for all your entities as I have done with various digital enterprises.

You're referring to the supposed investors in 2006 as part of the causation of the boom and subsequent bust of real estate assets.

Doing the above will focus your thoughts and subsequent actions.