Must be arm length transaction.

I just started reading David Green's book and realized he says you have to pay cash....I'm in contract on a duplex and plan to use traditional financing, considering a 3/1 ARM and then will rehab, and get a HELOC.

Remember and i quote it has no property line in-place, till-date have being maintaining neighbors parcel reason high percentile safety issue massive grass and brush including cactus near by my single family home and cabin wildfire ready to occur. furthermore Next door owner of the parcel his mother-in-law on April 12, 2019 sold property to me with the promise placing a fence and contracting a surveyor its being 4 month W/O action. fist should i justified question the matter? 

All of mine are on a 20 year amort, and anywhere from a 5, 7, or 10 year balloon or ARM.  

Do they offer a fixed vs. an ARM loan?

Remember and i quote it has no property line in-place, till-date have being maintaining neighbors parcel reason high percentile safety issue massive grass and brush including cactus near by my single family home and cabin wildfire ready to occur. furthermore Next door owner of the parcel his mother-in-law on April 12, 2019 sold property to me with the promise placing a fence and contracting a surveyor its being 4 month W/O action. fist should i justified question the matter?

@Alvin RichmondThere is financing available, just at higher rates, with ARM’s or balloon payments typically.

Or (to a gaggle of 10 year olds armed with hammers and pry bars), "What happened to the wall that was here? 

It's on an ARM but not a balloon so overall a really great product.

The extra capex money is there as a safety net.