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The traditional investment property mortgage requests 20% down, which I could make work but I’m trying to consider other options instead:- I have considered an FHA loan but would need to move into whatever house I purchase and the current house is really a single family home. - I’ve also considered a home equity loan on my current house in order to have more cash to invest into a rental property but would only make my mortgage go up and may make it difficult to have cash flow if I want to build my portfolio.I’d love to hear what you creative folks think. 

Have rich parents. 

All bedrooms and baths are on the second and 3rd floors- so no bathroom on the main floor with the main living space and kitchen.Previous owners turned a main floor half bath into a wetbar when they used the house as a traditional B&B.

A wise investor will not try to get rich quick with shortcuts.

Therefore, I was thinking/wondering, how could I find a way to purchase this land through non-traditional lender?

No money and no experience pay your bills wholesaling And maybe get rich to boot..Just to be clear I’m not so sure that is a true statement.

Or is it possible to use the BRRRR strategy if you do traditional financing through a bank? 

My take-home pay is significantly lower than my gross pay due to my large contributions towards 403(b), Traditional IRA and HSA.

Our Kansas City market is inundated with traditional wholesalers that have muddied the water.