I’ve been contacted by many on and off BP about the particulars regarding this type of financing and who can obtain it.

These are conventional loans that allow 3% down (5% for multi-family), and don't require mortgage insurance for the entirety of the loan like an FHA would.I'd like to get some feedback on these different loan types, as I haven't seen them discussed much on BP.

An arrest doesn't make him a criminal. 2) IF it's true and he was stealing, one of the concerns raised in this discussion is of him using stolen materials in your property.

A buddy was telling me that he heard of a method of getting financing via buying an established company and leveraging the company's equity to obtain financing.Is this real/legit or should I tell him to beware?

Make sure you find someone familiar with Lease Options though - ask around these forums, I'm sure someone will know someone in your area who can help.If you'd like to have a chat, I'd be happy for you to give me a call to discuss further (after 3:00pm EST please).

More data is better, but verify always.Good discussion!

I will be starting classes soon to obtain my FL real estate license. 

We also obtain a substantial security deposit to cover our risk.Obviously, the tenant was not screened properly.

I joined the Greater Philadelphia Real Estate Network meetup group and I've been meaning to go to discussions to listen and network with folks.

I'm wondering if there are any meetings on the weekends in the Tucson area, any time works, so I can meet, discuss, pick some brains and maybe play this cashflow game I've heard so much about.