The creativity, the relationships, and of course the path to financial freedom have opened my eyes to exactly what I want to do post Army.

I guess if we are talking about situations where one is not making some of their payments, or unable to - then wouldn't it follow that an owner should ensure they are making their payments on their 50% leveraged property as they have more to lose in having it taken?

I have found taxpayers can be tremendously creative.

What strategies in structure of a deal or creative financing if any do you prefer using?

Look at creative ways to raise the rent, pet rent, lower deposit, etc... rents are superior to deposits because you never have to return them +/-Does this help?

You can discover partners or investors/private lenders at your local real estate investor meetings.. or something more creative like attending an IRA educational seminar or class and approaching others who attend that are looking to invest more creatively into real estate.

I have a template i pulled off the internet. i suppose i should have it looked at by an attorney to ensure it affords me all the legal protection i need.

And they make sure that the seller follow their disclosure requirements or ensure that buyers complete their due diligence and generally facilitate the transaction.

Account Closed, I like your creativity but this is bad idea.

I love to travel and want to be able to do it more often without the tie down of a day to day job, not only for myself but also for my future family.Currently on my journey I am starting to dip my hands into gaining as much knowledge as possible, starting my relationship journey by attempting to build my key team, and preparing a plan that will weather storms.I am a veteran and want to start my journey house hacking and using 0 down VA on a multi-family rental, to eventually move on to more multi-families.I currently live in the North New Jersey area, so if you are around, want to chat, have some ideas, need some ideas (I can be creative at times) let me know!