Have you looked into traditional financing? 

Your day-to-day personal expenses are covered; you're free from credit card debt and other personal / consumer debts; you're saving in traditional retirement accounts, like a workplace 401k, up to your full employer match; you have a comfortable emergency fund.I'm assuming the real estate market, at this time, is "normal" (like 2014 or 2015).

They have traditional lending standards, but are investor friendly-ish.

(Could order online from them as well)  Here's one I'm installing in a unit now (chose stainless, though if you go with Chrome no one WILL even come close to touching that price Moen Traditional )Best of luck.

I have a four plex with a balloon loan that is soon to be due and I have the option to do another balloon loan but I am thinking about refinancing all of my properties together.I am looking to get away from traditional personal mortgages (which my two duplexes are on) and also cash refi my SFH that is owned outright and get them under one loan under my LLC. 

We are working to setup our first couple lease option properties and see how we like this strategy - on paper, it looks much better than traditional rental properties/tenants. 

Traditional financing would be 20 to 25% down. 

ORshould i find a rent to own service/ company that buy my new house and i rent from them until i can get traditional funding ?

Please consider SRC for traditional fix and flip opportunities or transactional funding as well.Thank you,

@Jared McKie @Marky WalbergGuys, please email me directly and I can give you more information about how to acquire more rentals without the traditional down payment.