However, I am highly interested in the US real estate market, and I do prefer to go for leverage rather than a huge down payment.What would you recommend?

They do have an early termination fee, but I feel that's fair as they have placed the tenant without cost, and our goals are aligned as they prefer long-term tenant as well.    

I would prefer if they have some sort of Historic Tax Credit knowledge.

My current plan is to purchase a duplex, preferably in the same town, and house hack it.

The thought of spending another 4-6 months saving for a down payment sucks, but I think we'd both prefer to put a nice chunk down ahead of time to lower the risk and to increase the cash flow.  

You can even go as far as to say you work with qualified investors But I think where it crosses the line is when you say “I help you place funds”  that’s soliciting an investment.I’m not an attorney I just prefer err on the side of caution.

Have multiple exits in mind starting with your first preferred method followed sequentially by the other exits prioritized if your first exit strategy isn't going to bare any fruit.

I do deals this way sometimes.You could also do a simple preferred return of 7-10% depending on the investor.

My preferred option would be to keep the property as a rental because it cash flows after expenses at around $300 per month.

It works for me or this is easy money have absolutely nothing to do with someone in a different Market with no experience. sorry, but I prefer to take the side of you better know what you're getting into for yourself, not trust people you don't know to make your decisionsOriginally posted by @Lucas Carl:@Gaurav Mehta I’m not in San Jose or whenever @ken latchers is having such a hard time but where I am it’s easy as pie and I live nowhere near my properties.