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Cash for keys sounds really risky to me. At

Doing this progressively building equity along the way to hopefully build enough equity to sign another financing deal using the equity built up from my first multifamily and start all over again.Rinse, and Repeat.I know there are other ways of acquiring financing like hard money lenders, private loans and what not but traditional financing at a low rate seems more feasible for me at this time.

Heating, cooling, cooking, windows, roofs, doors, floors, toilets, showers...all of these things go bad...and they seem to go bad, or are destroyed, more often in mobile homes.  

Heck, some people don't eat meat at all.

And, in fact, I switched over to this method at the request of a tenant who wanted an online payment option, not the other way around.Another option for C type tenants is to provide them the option to use Pay Near Me at a 7-11.  

Which can put me at risk of paying the land lease.

Just like I can cook dinner but that doesn't actually make me a "cook", just means I was cooking.Also, I never called you unscrupulous. 

Investing in Real Estate Private Equity: An Insiders Guide to Real Estate Partnerships, Funds, Joint Ventures & Crowdfunding                           by     Sean Cook

I got my license years ago but from my understanding, "hanging my license" with a broker would've cost me a few hundred dollars in fees/dues per month which was not worth it for me at the time and did not look further into other opportunities.I'm looking to get my license again but am wondering if it is possible to hang my license with a broker for significantly less or no monthly dues (by working something else out).