You could do a traditional partnership with someone who has the 20% down.

You could increase the amount of funds in the plan by rolling-over amounts from pre-tax IRAs and, possibly, employer plans.For example, you could contribute to a Traditional IRA and then roll those funds to your 401k.

I've tried to obtain funding through hard money, but have been unsuccessful, and I'm next to certain that I wouldn't qualify for traditional funding.

The traditional LLC is taxed as a Partnership (or disregarded entity if you are an individual).  

This might sound a little silly but I was wondering if anyone else saw the traditional Monopoly board game as somewhat educational and maybe even a bit motivational for real estate investing? 

They are first generation immigrants from India and it is clear that they will be preparing traditional Indian foods in the home, including curry.

If you will use traditional financing you will have to personally sign for the mortgage for a long time to come. 

I had a similar experience to @Christian Bors with a contractor/handy tenant.

Hi Everyone,I currently use buildium as the software for my property management division in my company.I have been thinking about making a switch to a different software called Appfolio.I wanted to know if anyone has done this already or can simply weigh in on this topic with some information to help me along in my decision.Thanks,Christian

Most traditional banks don't cross collateralized one HELOC.