For example, I've been thinking about marketing certain restaurants or businesses to my guests via our property, with an agreement from those businesses to pay for the marketing I'd provide.

However, I feel like the perfect deal could drop in my lap and I wouldn't be able to take it down due to a lack of financing capability. 

Looking to fund via 203K an addition on top of a recently renovated ranch...most of the plans have already been approved by previous owner already!

Looking to fund via 203K an addition on top of a recently renovated ranch...most of the plans have already been approved by previous owner already!

I also hope the answers given can help others.Let's say I own a property under my name alone, and I want to sell it via a 1031 exchange.

I've slow flipped my own property and flipped that for a nice profit and am doing the same in my current house + have another flip in the works currently via JV.

Doing this allows air to enter into the attic via the soffit vents that would otherwise be clogged by insulation. 

Seems like a terrific spot to own some real estate via house hacking. 

A house hack via FHA can get a 4 unit and a basement, which would be ideal and create major cash flow and equity creation, plus you can not worry about a property manager and boost your yield.Personally, I am very bullish on New York and NYC itself.

Either have additional inestors or get the smaller one to increase thier contribution or maybe the larger one can contribute via 2 different entities (trust, ira, llc, personal name) so on paper each one is under 20%.