And lastly, how can I mitigate both sides to the point of reaching financial freedom?

Seems like a lot of upside for the risk of the worst case that is easily mitigated by moving back to square 1.

Look for ones that have just one or a few branches.3) Build a really great loan request with ample documentation of your plan and how to mitigate the risk.4) Build a really good narrative on your experience in real estate or business that would allow you to pull it off.5) Contact each and every bank in the market.6) Get every single one that is willing to consider the loan.7) Keep pushing it until you have at least one interested group and then try to wrap it up.Deals like this are never easy to find financing for.

Due to being a non-recourse loan (no personal guarantee) the loan-to-value is lower and rate is higher for banks to mitigate their riskSend me a private message and we can go over different loan programs more in details to purchase real estate within self-directed Solo 401K and IRA.Looking forward to hearing from you!

I always try to mitigate the risk up front.For example, "If the issue is related to the soap you are using, then I will charge you for the service call.

There are also ways that you can help to mitigate risks of vacant properties.

However, reviewing HOA policies, budgeting and reserve study before buying a condo can mitigate this risk.

Then take appropriate measures to mitigate loss.

All strategies are the same in that you should just take the time, learn what you need to about it (what makes a property in that strategy successful, what are the risks, and what are the risk mitigations).

If not get in cash and try it out, it mitigates your risk and lets you make mistakes that borrowing money doesn't allow for.