I’ve been trying to figure out how it works online, I came across the FHA streamline refinance but I’m not sure if my situation would improve enough to qualify.

There have been a variety of strategies offered up and discussed in great detail on BP threads and forums, mine included, with regards to the strategy one would employ investing in A/B class properties versus C/D class properties, or TK vs DIY, 1% vs COC returns vs IRR vs ROI, etc etc, I think the most important thing I've learned is that each investor should define their goals, financial situation, risk aversion, willingness to be hands on, etc and identify what the best strategy is for them to meet those goals, and DO YOUR DUE DILIGENCE, and NEVER WAIVER on your metrics of evaluation.

Account Closed Never heard of them but if it's too good to be true the likely it is.Can you provide any details so we can better understand your situation?

That would make it a deal.If you do this type of situation, the owner should not get most of the equity, you should.ps I always get the deed immediately.

Once you have a current picture of their financial situation, then you can see if there is a problem.

@Andrew McIntyre Here in Atlanta, we have a lot of investor clients in your situation who live in California that we help buy and manage properties for.

If you have a cheap rental and want a basic kit, you can get similar closet kits from Walmart.com (ship to store for pickup). 

Has anyone been in this situation and come across any creative solutions?

Going in the plan is always to hold the property and rent it for a few years, but sometimes the situation calls for assigning the deal away.

I was laid off from my job recently and I'm  just tired of the 9 to 5 life and putting my financial situation in the hands of others.