If we only have $1200 coming into the rental account as income what is the best strategy for paying the mortgage?

Would I make that my strategy? 

Also, if you are trying to market investors, no offense but investors are always trying to get a good deal and a big win for them, not for the sellers. 

I have experience with both fix and flips, and the BRRRR strategy.

There are many other loan products available in addition to Creative Financing methods that will allow you to keep much of that money in your pocket to get involved in more future deals sooner.It really just depends what strategy you're looking to implement, BRRRR, Fix/Flip, Short Term Rentals, etc...Have you considered adding value to the properties you're Acquiring?

I am the co-host of a tax planning and strategy podcast.

Welcome to the game @Savannah Walbert, I would strongly advise you to start looking into what sort of real estate strategies are tax-efficient such as short term rentals with the "short term rental loophole" or multifamily / commercial with "real estate professional status".

In this blog, we will explore the advantages and disadvantages of solo investing versus investing as a partnership in the context of a Fix and Flip, a BRRR strategy, or a short term rental (like Airbnb or Vrbo).

@Dennis O'Loughlin Make sure to have an exit strategy in your LLC agreement.

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