I don't know much about zoning laws though, so this may be doable or completely impossible.Looks like you're going to have to just go out and hustle up the extra capital the old fashioned way :)

My suggestion is find something that will or already is cash flowing 1% and buy it the old fashioned way with 20% down.Don’t be afraid of bad neighborhoods.

Hey @Megan AllmandingerWhy would you even consider old fashioned mailing for 2020?

But I am old fashioned, that has been the only area I have had any success in.

I just purchased a quad in Decatur and water is paid by the owner for the time being, but I would like to get that cost diverted to the tenants in some fashion.

I used 203K in a similar fashion. 

I just want to let people see why the good old fashion way is also good.

In Bryans case I assume we are talking about 1 LLC with multiple properties, no doubt a business entity.I don't know whether my state requires this, I was thinking that this would be done to more resemble in a formal fashion a business entity, thereby looking more like a business and not like an individual with a rental.I notice large businesses own lots of property in their names.

Feel free to reach out if you would like to meet up in person or chat in another fashion.

So either show the house in a good fashion or dont show at all, keep them on record, who knows, maybe a year down the road they are still (again) interested...but dont waste a house tour when the house is dirty.Btw: Its really bad how some people can live like that!