Newer sponsors that don't have an established base of investors might be incentivized to inflate their projections to attract investors. 

Within 3 to 6 months, you would have an established credit score. 

I would definitely consider partnering with someone to get the first deal under your belt and this will also establish some positive mortgage payment history.  

Once you establish your financial 'hurdles' it will become clear if the deal is worth pursuing.As far as how to buy creatively, it sounds to me like there isn't any equity to be financed to them.

Establishing connections with partners, lenders, and agents early on can have exponential returns down the road.

If you do decide to establish one, you can transfer the property from your personal names to the LLC using a Quit Claim Deed.

@Michael HammerI suspect they may be referring to an allocation of expenses to business use that would otherwise be nondeductible but because they’ve established a business purpose for the expense, they are taking the position that a portion of the overall expense is part business and part personal.

Turnkey real estate offers people a passive way to invest in real estate with an established team.

After you establish a good w2, or somehow get approved for lending, the world is your oyster.

They said yes and I established a rapport and explained about me and asked if she would negotiate over the phone and secured a purchase price.