@Jon Ostojic One option might be to try selling a note and mortgage secured by your properties to an investor in notes.Regardless of your strategy for financing the deal, you can always present an offer to the seller in order to get the home under contract before finalizing your financing.

We just finished our final renovation and are getting our second tenant in there now.

Finally sale of the Note, is much simpler if in a trust.

Which (sorry for the long-windedness) leads to my final, more philosophical point - landlords are not a loved minority.

Is my wild no real knowledge guess LOL  by the way i am finally out of the ground on those houses on IVY / Cook what an ordeal getting that through the city.

We can get the acquisition low and that seems to be the problem.

In the past 5 months I bought 2 communities, $20M acquisition price and $8M equity.

My first interest and drive at this point is real estate. All the research I have done up this point on investing has been 100% geared towards Rental property. I was approached the other day by a friend who owns a bus...

It's in a fantastic location, and I'd be curious to see the final price once it closes.

With all the hoops one must jump through to get their license, I am finally to the point where I need to select a broker.