Some idea's- wholesaling, structuring a seller/creative finance deal, or finding a deal then finding a partner with funding then offer to provide the management and grunt labor for a small slice of equity (10% of a deal is better than 100% of no deal). 

I took a loan against myself to help provide reserves as asked for by my lender and paid it back to myself relatively quickly. 

There are a ton of us who can provide all sorts of answers to questions you will have.:)

They provided insights into rental income expectations and market trends, which helped me identify 'good deals' that aligned with my investment goals.

Hey Kalid,I provide EMD and Double closing funds for Wholesalers.

If the cost to flip and the ARV estimated you provided are accurate, this would be better as a flip.

If the seller is refusing to carry out these repairs, negotiate a seller credit for the cost of the repairs - have contractors give you an estimate in writing and provide a copy to the seller during your negotiations.

It can seem confusing so examples help.Example 1Tenant has a guest over who falls down the stairs due to no fault of the tenant - you will be sued as the property owner and a landlord policy provides coverage for this risk.

Sometimes that could also include providing a "certified pad" that the future building will be built on. 

I would like to see people on BP provide more inclusive information instead of one-line suggestions.