However it is one of the ways to make purchases quickly and setup with government agencies for buying liens and receiving payments.

You will learn so much and when the right deal comes along you will be able to grab it.Feel free to message me anytime.

Both GSE's - Fannie and Freddie will require most recent 1040's with Schedule E to verify rental income received.

It really helps to receive feedback from others in the business.

First always seek legal counsel with an attorney:ask them the pros & cons of some of the following:1) Debt: secure a loan against the property you receive interest payments.2) Equity: record an option to buy the property (ex. you have the option to buy the property for $115k for a specified time period.3) Purchase a partial ownership interest, ex. tenant in common ownership of 50% of equity4) combo equity participation loan , you share in the upside equity.

If you haven't been receiving audited financial statements every year that's troubling. 

I receive postcards and mailers from realtors offering 1% on the listing side quite often.I've also had realtors offer to kick me back part of their commission on the buying side as well.So I know this is starting to become a fairly common practice at least in my area.

When I see the deal I want to grab it. 

This is the interest rate you are receiving for your investment.

I own and occupy a home in the area that is receiving the benefit.