On the other hand, you could buy this with a combination of institutional financing and Owner carry.

By selling my "liability" I was able to acquire 3 houses with $90k in total debt, estimated $80k+ in equity, return my initial investment to myself, have about $15k left in reserve from the refinances, and the properties are combined cashflowing about $1500/month using a conservative 50% model (i.e.

I recently got a call from a woman who owns a vacant lot. a Lot that I thought was 7500 sq ft and zoned R1.5 - come to find out she actually combined the lot with the one next door and its 15k sq feet.

I did a tenant screen check (cozy.com) on all 3 individuals that will be living in the property and everything checks out and they make a combined $5500 a month, they currently study and work.I’m not too crazy and the flip because there isn’t much equity to be made over spent on the rehab i think so I’m left with about 15-20k if it sells with the current price listed but doing a BRRRR may make more sense in this situation.

Some of the "nothing-down" proponents used to , and may still, suggest that you give a seller the choice of several different scenarios for the purchase of their property.For example you could offer full payment in cash, a larger payment with owner financing, a lease option, or any other combination of concessions and rewards to entice the owner to sign.Thing is, I do not know how well this would work for you. 

Could I combine a home equity loan with other loan types for higher leverage? 

My partner and I make about 100k in combined income.

Built in the colonial style with a modern interpretation, you will find everything you need to raise your kids or retire in comfort.

Built in the colonial style with a modern interpretation, you will find everything you need to raise your kids or retire in comfort.

Built in the colonial style with a modern interpretation, you will find everything you need to raise your kids or retire in comfort.