Any suggestions on how to best structure the deal in order to put down less cash or be able to take the cash out if I buy it low enough?

Buy property.

If you aren't sure if it is a legal suite, find out if permits were pulled (or needed) when the kitchen was put in.

If you want to get into the rental biz, sell and buy a couple other places, maybe three.

,What you should buy depends on your goals.

We have always been buy and hold investors, but have tried to dip our toe into some flips and doing some property management.

Hi BB Forum,You may have read our first forum post a while ago about getting started and more entrenched in the industry on a full time basis in the following capacities: - Wholesale (Stage 1)- Fix/Flip (Stage 2)- BRRRR (Stage 2)- Buy/Hold (Stage 3)We are out of country investors looking at the best market to have longevity in and it's coming down to Pheonix, Houston or Dallas.

Akshay,You can just start doing video's with no pants on.That's what I do to stand out hahaYou probably won't get any baby boomer clients as those folks like to judge a book by it's cover and prefer being swindled by someone wearing a suit and tie.On the other hand, you will get a lot of corky folks that "get it" and will be happy to throw some business your way.I'm very good at being professional unprofessionally hahaAll the best mate

I am in a position where adding a mother-in-law suite to my primary residence in the Pickerington area seems very likely.

He asked what the purpose was and I told him it’s for investing in real estate to buy under valued properties to refinance or flip.