If you ever read an EOB (explanation of benefit) you will see how low the insurance reimbursement fees are. 

You can always complete a line of credit or cash out refinance and repurpose that equity while keeping the asset (all tax free money). 

Yes the next one will not cash flow unless a large down or you are out in the desert somewhere with low purchase price. 

Hangar space has a relatively low cost per square ft and it's not uncommon for tenants to shove cars, RVs, boats, etc into the empty space around an airplane but this will violate airport rules and regulations.PS I have on about a half dozen occasions seen private airports for sale on craigslist. 

Once you narrow in on what you're looking for there are some excellent lenders through BP that could help you find some good options for loans.For instance, if you needed to put as low down as possible you could look into an owner-occupied loan like a FHA loan.   

We market the home, handle the showings, application, credit and background checks, verify income etc and then submit to the owner for approval.  

@Stephen Montez from what we see here on BP:1) Investors NOT knowing how to get properties under "market" value.They all expect to pay price in MLS and cashflow.2) Not taking the time to understand different property classes and their pros & consThey often buy a Class C rental for the low price, yet expect Class A results.3) Trying to DIY manage without doing their homeworkThey try to penny-pinch, yet their mistakes cost them dollars.

Then they start trusting me lol.The ones asking you to reduce your commission and low ball, cut them and move on.

Since his mortgage is so low and we have really good relationship would be good if possible.

Inventory is low and people ideally want SFRs.