We have 2 rental properties with basements that get wet on occasion, sometimes this is just the nature of a basement and can vary greatly from house to house.  

Exactly - use a payment method that people are already actively using (and has a growing market).

They are slow and methodical and not rushed by the chance of losing the deal.  

Unless you think it will appreciate big time (always a gamble but hey, we all have our methods.)

In my past 3 houses I did a buy & hold approach successfully, so I'll probably stay with that method.  

This strategy should also protect the downside a little better by offering a larger pool of buyers in the future.The way we try to claw back the cahsflow/equity is by targeting short sales or wholesale deals that may require rehab but are priced well below market value.We are not reinventing the wheel, simply implementing a tried and tested method.

Then I'd use the other methods provided by the gentleman who have answered prior to this post.

Because trillions of Dollars in financial products, investments, mortgages, etc. are linked to the LIBOR benchmark rate, this is a huge infraction and is almost cartel-like in its very nature.

@Matthew Jarrett I have a unique method for JV, hopefully I will be out there this coming month.  

From there I will be building my portfolio with other methods.