Buying pre-construction properties in Latin America to flip within a short period of time is a risky strategy in general but even more so today given the rise in prices over the last few years.Medellin is a great place to invest provided you buy the right kind of property but not because it's still undervalued according to international standards.

It's a strategy where you buy a property below market value, renovate it to increase its value, rent it out for cash flow, refinance to pull out your initial investment, and then repeat the process with another property.

Usually down payments range from 0-30% down when targeting investor buyers.At the end of the day, the point of seller financing is that sellers and buyers are able to form agreements that are generally not possible with traditional financing, so there's a lot of wiggle room to customize.

Great strategy that should be highly considered in my humble opinion. 

Hello, I would like to know the best strategy for someone who earns $23/hr in Illinois.

Are the any Seattle/Renton realtors or contractors companies that specialize in this type of strategy?

There is no right or wrong answer, just depends on your strategy  

Lots of rentals on the market right now in DFW, so you don't want them moving.  1-2-3 months of vacancy, releasing fees, and make ready are very tough to make up, so best to keep your current tenants.A couple of strategies you can try...#1. 

I have the unique perspective of owning and runnning a PMC myself, hiring and being a customer of other PMC's for properties I own and having the experience of starting as a small one unit landlord to now multiple properties of various sizes and classes. 

Well, that opens Pandora's box when it comes to tax consequences/strategy.