A simplified example with easy numbers: You borrow $90k in private money to buy a $100k house and spend $30k in renovations.

Write the strategy(s) out on paper before going to steps 2 & 3 and try to condense and simplify the explanations of the strategy(s) as much as possible, 3-4 steps, focusing on the questions of "How is this creating value/cashflow?"

That could simplify the cash flow operation he asked about.

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Anyway, this is the simplified version.Good luck.

It's more involved than that, of course, but that is a simplified explanation. 

With the 5% down we only get a $730/month cashflow (again, this is simplified to not include cap ex, management, etc). 

I believe there are other ways by giving the property away to a non-profit, but I don't know the nuts and bolts for that.The 2 examples above are simplified obviously. 

Yes my team of 16 investor focused agents, Doug Mercurio a real estate attorney and partner out of North Reading, simplified Management as the PM, and JDCU for financing