We're more of an alternative in that we help investors buy properties on their own and earn a real estate commission for our services (ie, we never take ownership of the house like a turnkey company does).We are happy to help whomever we can if they are looking for an option with more upfront equity.  

Hi @David CalmeThere are some great alternatives available.

Could I use alternative financing for the $193,450 the FHA won't cover?)

I can alternatively begin in Fort Wayne, IN ...

Keep in mind the with this plan you can do conventional investments such as stocks, mutual funds, an annuity as well as alternative investments such as real estate, private lending, tax liens and tax deeds, metals, private businesses, trust deeds, and much, much more.

The only reason I've had a "say" in all matters thus far concerning the entire ordeal, is because I'm on the deed.. but at this point, we've basically explored every option and this may be our only alternative prior to the bank just eventually foreclosing on the house, so if there's a chance it works out as he suggests, I'd definitely be open to it.Any input would be greatly appreciated..Thanks in advance,

This concept of 'micro notes' is a little new to me and I will need more time to start looking at those or other alternatives. 

The difference is paying off the debt is a lower risk alternative.

Taylor's suggestion of a two lease is a good alternative if you can't handle that.

I have previously financed a couple of investment properties in Chicago, IL through a mortgage broker called Guaranteed Rate who found me loans with Wells Fargo and Chase.I would like to switch to an alternative broker due to very low levels of customer service from Guaranteed Rate.Can anyone recommend a good mortgage broker who has experience with dealing with investment property mortgage applications?