That cash flow could perhaps help you generate more of a snowball effect in savings towards paying off your debt and making it easier to qualify for financing.

When the seller gives someone an interest in the property during the pendency of sale is something that you, as the buyer, probably have to ratify for it to be effective. 

Effectively turning a SFR into a Triplex sort of speak.

It seems like that would be a more effective way to scale quicker.Like i said i'am just confused on which method would be more effective, and the pros/cons of each. 

In other words, does the $750,000 mortgage limit still apply if the mortgage interest is split between the rental and personal portions of the property, effectively lowering the principal amount of the loan amount applied to the personal portion under the $750,000 limit?

The one I use is cost effective but a little less slick/modern than some others out there.

The are different ways to get money and you need to be creative and organized at what you do.There is a tax situation that effects your decision. 

If you are looking for something that is cost effective and doesn't need too many bells and whistles, then this could work well for you. 

Many classes will be going online this fall, so that's going to effect vacancy rates for student rentals.

Another suggestion is for you to join a REI group and/or your State LL Association there you can network, get forms, leases and all the legal support to be a confident and an effective PM.