The thought of always outsourcing the debt to my tenants is possible but potentially, has no end in sight if I keep following the finance/buy model.

This way, if we discover similar problems,  at least we can negotiate a discount for 8 units, rather than pay for each unit as they come along.By the way,  these AC are Byant model: FA4CNF036Thank you for your valuable opinion and advise in advance.

Working foreclosures is a great business model.

Has anyone every bought a model home and rented it back to the developer for 1-3 years while developer finished the development project?  

It depends on your business model, how much you value time, and your lifestyle.

All I could think was "Oh yay, Huffington Post will soon be featuring me as a model of inequality, then they will complain I plan to proffit from the investment"I much prefer tenant conversations to go more like." how is your rent 20 bucks cheaper than mine" "well I have been here 5+ years" explaining 200 bucks is hard.

That's not a sustainable strategy or a business model because you'll be out of the real estate game real quick - once you're out of cash.

You lost your rights with the Patriot Act.I prefer the Swiss model: Every household is armed.

But the sales model is nearly unchanged.

Karen Margrave that's why I want to control it with a LP and not own it.