We've found everything from city and county officials who have done some very creative things to work against Park owners. 

You essentially need to set up a team that can work together and cross-check each other to ensure you're buying smart.

im not sure if im posting this in the right place or not but i thought a forum full of innovative thinkers might have some creative ideasim trying help a seller solve their problem so i can purchase their housetheyve spelled it out so im going to cut/paste the conversationI own a home  with a co-owner who refuses to sell because a personal vendetta against me.

The only downside was there's no option for creative ways to bridge offers and sale prices.

But I will say, although its difficult its certainly obtainable my friend, just takes some time, focus, determination, and the ability to analyze deals and be creative.

I've learned a lot about buying / renting out a duplex and hopefully one day owning a large rental properties, so I know this is how I want to invest my money to ensure that a passive income stream is coming back to my family from real estate but I don't actually know how to make my first duplex purchase.

I would recommend educating yourself on underwriting multifamily properties so that you can ensure that you get a good entry price and I would also encourage you to plan the renovation business plan carefully as this is the area that carries the most risk. 

I could 1031 but there would be no guarantee the seller would hold the property long enough...Personal loan and HELOC is a no go...Just trying to get creative, any thoughts would be greatly appreciated!

How can we accurately perform a market analysis to ensure we are investing in the correct locations?

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $99,000

Cash invested: $1

I purchased this property using no money; banks; loans; or any need for credit. Needed $...