Slice charges a rate per day booked as well as Proper Insurance which has a more traditional structure.

@Christian SullivanThank you!

We're also doing investing in both Traditional & Roth SDIRAs, which we will use to self-fund Long Term Care vs buying specific insurance. 

@Shera Gregory, what I mean is that you could structure a deal where they get paid a "fee" once you sell and the fee structure would be determined by the amount of time.Not sure if this would be considered a traditional loan.

Traditional real estate search sites have very few results.

I've heard about getting these done and haven't seen a traditional lender advertise that as a service. 

If you are doing traditional FHA loans, you will need your personal finances in order.  

Although they're right in that those will be the best deals, you can still find some marginal deals in the MLS with traditional financing that produce minimal cash flow, but those deals will depend more on appreciation in the long run.

There are advantages to having a more traditional job that I didn't consider when I first stepped away from corporate America.  

I'm expecting to do a traditional 20% down mortgage (and looking to do seller financing for the 20% down) but am open to other options including a VA loan or a more "creative" option.- The seller has 2 duplexes that appear identical in Columbia county between Madison and Lake Wisconsin.- The pro forma rent is listed for $975 / month (estimated from gross income).- Each unit is 3BR / 2BA,1200 square feet.