Any advice would he helpful.I am almost at my 10 conventional mortgage limit, and was wondering if a possible strategy would be to have credit partners to be a partner in the deal (either bringing cash or not bringing any cash, just their credit), and I would be supplying the capital.The conventional lenders told me that it isn't really possible in a conventional way.

However I think you can use furniture.

Supplying money= at least 1/2 of partnership because you are assuming 100 percent of the financial risk.

Supply does more to set prices than demand.

This of course assumes that there were a sufficient amount of like minded investors looking at the same two markets to drive the supply demand curves to balance.A real number that you might consider is the current inflation rate for the currency you're investing.  

For those interested in the Honolulu market and/or more generally locations with significant supply constraints, here is a recent story from Bloomberg.Bloomberg notes that property values (condo prices) have almost tripled since 2000 to an all-time high. 

when the business doesn't work out, people lose their home, creating supply for us flippers.  

#askBP We buy a lot of our supplies at Lowes & Home Depot and receive the 5% off and some bonus coupons, but it seems like there must be a better place to buy supplies. 

No difference from our other out-of-state PMs, except we arrange for the workers and supplies.  

., give a shout on your local craigslist/facebook/tweeter about this.maybe you get some amenities, furniture for free/low price...