Sort of but not in the conventional methods.

Take chances because you never know who you are going to meet or who might know someone that is looking to get into a deal of some sort.

In my experience, the monopolization of these sorts of properties produce consistent and lucrative cash flow.Ryan

Double closing: I am using some sort of short term funding to purchase a property from a seller.

an operating agreement is basically the contract between you and your partner, and not an area i'd skimp on. the operating agreement is the guiding document that sorts though the rough times...should things go south. and they do, sometimes even with family ...

to go through everything with a fine toothed comb.Alternately, some sort of clerical error by someone, somewhere, has caused this to happen to your house when it should be the neighbor's.

What sort of services are you needing?

I sort of like the catchiness of "additional traditional" but on to the question.I have one duplex - cash flowing fine - mortgaged "traditional" with 5.3% - 30yr fixed.

Good luck in sorting this out!

I'm looking at a slight negative cash flow if I rent it out.I'm new to this sort of thing but I really think there's a deal to be had here, it's just not straight forward.