The property is already a successful Airbnb, and I plan on continuing it.It’s a fully furnished tiny house in a community outside Asheville for $125k.Since it’s technically a manufactured home, however, I’m having trouble getting financing and making the numbers work.I was approved for a 10 year loan with 20%down, but it’s almost $1500 a month.

If you have trouble finding the table simply call the zoning office and ask them to send you one.

I am now out of cash.They produce about $3k a month between them all but I’d like to buy the next one ASAP rather than having to wait until I have saved up the downpayment.Anyone have any ideas please?

My number for lean FIRE is $36k a year, so I should focus on higher-appreciating properties for the next few years to help me earn enough capital that I can then trade into properties that will produce $36k a year.

For example, one way would be to structure it as a buy-out (offering an initial downpayment and then making regular monthly or annual payments with the revenue the business produces.) 

Since this will be an out-of-state investment purchase, we are  having trouble figuring which areas of Fayetteville are good, making sure not to overpay for a property, finding a real estate agent in the area and good PM.

In a lot of places you can get in trouble (like triple damages) for withholding a SD that you shouldn't. 

I also requested additional documents like estoppel certificate, mold remediation that the seller isn’t able to produce.

@Mary JayIf your credit is good now, buy income producing real estate.  

It could be an intentional deception to cover up trouble tenants and unload a problem on a buyer.