Anything less than market is like you giving strangers a cash gift every month.

I’ve heard of other agents buying “pop by gifts” or gifts for previous clients on closing anniversary, birthdays, holidays, monthly, etc. 

You aren't going to win.My second-favorite dog was an English Springer Spaniel.

Based on the screenshot below, you are using manipulation and false pretenses by offering to send a gift to my office to "Kill us with kindness" so we "Don't F@#$ you over on the next tenant" when in fact you "aren't in love with Ohio Cashflow". 

You might inquire what that means of your favorite asset protection attorney.

That works whether you get a gift from your dad and owe him $10 in interest, borrow it from the HELOC and owe a $1000 in interest, or you have it lying around.

My favorite way to do it is to use 100% of AirDNA projected income to qualify.

I’m in the process of learning about crowdfunding as a real estate investment option - to invest my money - for returns.What is your favorite real estate investment crowdfunding platform?

Let me know your favorite ways to do a deal like this.Property is currently not listed on the MLS and it's owned by another local investor / contractor.Let me know your thoughts?

From a lender perspective would it still be considered a gift?