The market is always changing, your niche and focus may shift in time and you want to keep the door open to adapting with the market.  

@Lisa SlussIsn’t that what the BRRRR method is all about?

If you are considering this type of investment, the quickest way to analyze cash flowing properties would be through the four square method. 

Does anyone have advice on what other creative financing methods I could use to fund my purchase?

If we sell that same property in 30 years but on the 30-year, 3.125% rate we make a total profit of $497,000. 30 years down the road and $38k richer via method A but the Coc at the top of the report is only 4.27%(our report) for this one opposed to 10.97%(the one you can't see) Coc return for option B.Let's look at one more metric that stuck out to me, that is CoC return for year 30. the 15 year/2.5 loan(the report) at year 30 generates us with a 41% Coc return, which seems like an astounding number to me even though I probably couldn't fully explain what is happening.

Let's say I sell a property that I have owned for 10 years and then use the 1031 Exchange method and buy another property of the same type.

Look up this method to avoid eviction.This should at least get you started.

The marketing methods. 4.

For a 20 unit building this would result in $150/unit/month that can be captured from utility companies for an annual cash flow of about $180,000 added to rentscurrently being charged, in addition to immediately added equity.This technology is also scalable and adaptable to automotive and trucking applications.

Initially, you may want to make this “$0” until you are comfortable with your PM, and also layout the preferred method of communication – I suggest written so there is a paper trail.