I'm really enjoying the BP book about investing with low or no money down...creative investing strategies.

However, I'm open to hearing different perspectives and alternative investment strategies that fellow investors may recommend.With that said, I would greatly appreciate any insights, experiences, or alternative investment suggestions that you may have.

Here is a strategy I've been working on.

@Harris Vuadens Make sure you have a solid exit strategy written into your partnership agreement.

However that strategy is worthless for getting retail clients as they don't care about real estate investing and only care about buying and selling.

A lot of people assume the "travel nurse" niche caters to groups of nurses who travel together and share a home and therefore target a rent-by-room strategy.

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It’s important to ensure that the borrowed funds are directly used for the acquisition or improvement of the rental property to qualify.Other Considerations:Equity Use: Ensure that the use of equity from Property A for Property B aligns with your long-term investment strategy and does not over-leverage your investments.Loan Terms: Consider the terms of any loan or line of credit carefully, including interest rates, repayment terms, and any potential impact on your cash flow.Conclusion:Leveraging equity from one investment property to purchase another can be a powerful way to expand your real estate portfolio.

•Repayment Strategy: Consider how the repayment terms align with your financial goals and cash flow needs.

However, innovative strategies like seller financing or allowing a mortgage assumption could potentially offset this loss.