While the latter may seem more economical, it's only viable if your property has sufficient space for a new leach field.

If its done by a reputable company it should be sufficient.

I think telling people the truth probably cuts into profits and enthusiasm for “Dear Leader”: (That’s a “cult” term)Since the Subject To purchaser makes the mortgage payments and owns the property, the IRS deems that sufficient enough to take the deduction, per my recent IRS audit which includes a large portfolio of Subject Tos and various other creatively financed properties.

Note that conventional loans allow 5% down for multi-families now...It sounds like even with your father's help, you still don't have sufficient funds, much less also having additional reserves...What, may I ask, is your job? 

Best of all is that there is no self sufficiency requirement.

This is sufficient in our view.

just email and text is sufficient if they know each other.

Your basic insurance policy with $300,000 in liability coverage should be sufficient in 99.999% of all lawsuits.5.

While most of the posts here are true, we need to step back and look at it a DIFFERENT way…The people (wanna be investors) we’re talking about are people trying to go for the American Dream of self sufficiency, independence, and financial success.  

Another unintended consequence would be a plaintiff attorney is trying to decide whether you have sufficient assets for him to pursue a lawsuit.