For all of my properties, when I acquire them, I open two bank accounts: One for the traditional rent/maintenance, capex, etc. and one for security deposits.

I’d like to connect with investors to show the potential of putting homes on land to flip instead of the traditional house flipping strategy.

Nice promotion, but do you have stats on how well they perform versus traditional 1-4 units?

We have made plenty in San Diego with just traditional buy n hold and fairly minor value adds.  

I just bought a house (in California) under my name using traditional bank loan (so no LLC or Corp).

Traditionally, a borrower can get an approval for an FHA loan with a FICO as low as 580.

We purchased ours with traditional financing, we put 20% down and rest was financed by the bank. 

Traditional mortgage, not that I know of - each property will have a specific individual loan against it. 

Assuming all I buy are duplexes then I need 25 properties to hit my goal or 9 per year for the next three years. 25x$50k= $1.25MM Now if I can do a traditional 20% down payment then I'll have $250k of cash out of my pocket, which is more than what I'd like to invest.

Cash flow: $1,275/moProperty 2:Traditional up-down duplex, 1,100 SF units w/ 3 beds 1 bath each.