What if I don't want to pay for the full price (e.g.

So without my knowledge, I bought a turnkey property with a tenant that wasn't paying (never paid), I had to evict them (pay for the eviction), I had to pay for the turnover cost which was thousands of dollars, and I've been lied to by at least the property manager that came with property within 2 months of signing on the property (August).So I got everything fixed, the PM wanted to get the property rent ready.

Either that resident agent service went out of business or the company owner stopped paying them to be the resident agent.

I would like to eventually go PRO but I was banned only a few days after starting to use the site. 

My mother-in-law is managing the state and doing some projects to get the house in better shape before going to the market.My husband and I would like to purchase the home as an investment property (rental); my mother-in-law stated that she would "discount" her part of the purchase, which means we would only pay 66% of the original price.I am trying to think of alternatives to borrowing the money.

Or he pays you less (or maybe nothing) and builds you a house on your smaller lot.How sure are you that this lot is able to be divided as you plan? 

Use loans or other ways to pay for many projects at once.

You could still do that if the money you invest by taking cash out generates higher returns than you are paying.2.

If they don't, the landlord is next in line to be sued.If you require renters insurance the insurance companies can fight about who pays if something bad happens. 

I had that option but how do I pay the lender ?