Using the BRRRR technique, you can hopefully refinance most of your investment out of it and just continue on to the next one.

It fits my busy lifestyle to a tee.Also, through the years, I've picked up quite a number of techniques/approaches to making creative offers on notes, and as a result have increased my acceptance rate considerably.

I ended up writing a nice letter to the neighbor above my tenant and my tenant said that this helped to resolve this and she is happy.In case someone else may be in this situation, here is the letter I wrote:https://docs.google.com/document/d/1fKY3WzQTdzl6S8...I used some of the negotiation techniques I learn from Chris Voss' book and seminar.

Deferring income and accelerating deductions are generally common planning techniques.

Office of Management and Budget) which gathers census statistics is using this technique for its definition of MSA ([Metropolitan Statistical Area](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metropolitan_statistical_area)) along similar lines.

I recommend that you contact a financial advisor or tax advisor to create a plan specifically tailored to your needs.

Can anyone here share any innovative strategies for growing seed capital towards your down payment more quickly?

I then tailored it where necessary.Now as a very important caveat, I new all the partners intimately, understood exactly what I wanted, and researched with meticulous care and consideration the governing law (both tax and non tax).

This technique, when available, only works when all parties have the ability to transact and pass marketable title.

The S-Corp also allows you to pay yourself from your business income using the "salary / dividend split" technique.