Also relevant (and maybe deserving of its own question) -- my neighbors currently own five of the building's six units, and so I think will have to time the sale so that it happens concurrently with the sale of another unit (I'm foggy on the rules here, but it relates to buyers' abilities to get a mortgage). 

Celebrity, ability to speak, personal friendship,  race, class, sex, etc.    

I am expanding my portfolio of properties into East Tenn.I currently live in Middle Tenn and don't have the ability to be as hands on as I am here.  

SF will provide with a good life but MF has the ability to create life changing wealth.MF is hard in it's own right as a syndicator but if you are looking to invest passively then the extent of your work is really about finding a syndicator you like and trust and then invest with them as soon as you like one of the deals they present you with.  

Personally as an owner/investor I totally disagree morally/ethically with these HOAs "approving renters" since they can then discriminate arbitrarily and are RARELY held accountable :( HUD/FHA laws basically get at the idea that "Ability to Pay and/or criminal record" are about the only factors that are fair reasons to deny!

In it I explain how I work many hours and still have the ability to manage my own MHP investments.  

Buyers need to know that they have the ability to roll their closing costs into their offer and do not need to come out of pocket for the entire amount. 

Leverage your ability to bring the deal to someone.

Account ClosedThere are a few local banks who will do cash out refi, typically any portfolio lender will have the ability if they like the numbers.

No real construction ability.Partner two is cash poor, fantastic W2 and has contracting ability to perform flip with desire to buy and hold.Am I all messed up here or could it work out like this:Partner one finances down payment and both get leverage.