Listen to the podcasts, lots of people have found creative ways to find funding to make money.

We're paying for the hotel and moving forward incorporating mandatory renter's insurance in our leases.

She is creative, open to helping people and will be a great resource for you!

With that said, I still calculate Cap rate because so far I had only obtained traditional loans with a same down payment percent and haven't been very creative with terms.

@Mark Sewell do you experiment with varying qualities of creative content? 

If not, running background and credit checks on all tenants and going through the rent roll should give you a good picture as to who can help. 2) When it comes to financing the new homes and reno costs for SFH, think creatively in terms of the options:  a) borrow against your existing 401k (up to $50k)b) do you have a enough equity in one of your existing properties to pull a HELOC out3) private lenders or HML4) bring a partner on boardIf you would like to talk about any of these options, or need my help further, feel free to PM.Best!

The lender would likely never notice, and if they did... furnishing an operating agreement and articles of incorporation might shut them up. 

You would have to run the airbnb through that person's name potentially, so it could be more trouble than it is worth, but there may be something there depending on how creative you want to be.This could give you an extra level of protection potentially if you do run into any issues with the city.

There are some ways to get around it by using a DST or some other creative entities setups.At the end of the day, it is always a question of how much are you willing to pay for the level of asset protection you seek.

As I research, every book or experienced investor speaks on creative ways to fund flips with “no money”.