It is not clear to me that venture financing is the right tool to finance growth of these enterprises either.  

I always collect one full month's rent first regardless of how many days they occupy the first month and then have them pay the pro-rated amount on the second month - it gets more skin in the game with the tenant. 

Like you guys say the back and forth is part of the game, sometime I get a little more sometimes they get a little more. 

I'm a new investor in southeast Wisconsin looking to break into the game through a duplex purchase.

Sure commercial propertyare going to want more skin in the game and cost a little more but at some point EVERYBODY has to pony up.

They are gaming the system legally to negate all my efforts.BTW previous landlord has a respectable govt. job which pays well.

Repetitive strain injuries from typing so much have led me to realize that coding is a young (wo)man's game.  

Therefore, get in and get out is the name of the game.

I am new the game and interested in Wholesaling, Rentals, etc.

I intended to refi when construction was complete and possibly make it my primary residence, the ARV would be $500k or higher if the market stays strong.I called my lender to discuss the end game and she said that she cannot refi on AITD and that they are illegal.