(Security and Exchange Commission).I would not necessarily promote paying a higher price, but…if the deal still meets your criteria at a slightly higher price, you could try to negotiate with the seller and offer a higher price in exchange for a lower down payment.Also, I am not sure if you have purchased properties before, but if you are considering taking other people’s money, make sure you go through a very thorough due diligence.

This fire, while caused some mental stress, financial didn’t even cause me a bump in the road.

I set up promotions for weeks out and it really drives people to your listings.

I also do websites, graphic design, logo design and social media marketing but I haven't been doing a lot of that type of work lately because my day job as a Community Manager takes a lot of mental energy.

Without trying to sound like I am self promoting I will use my experiences here on BP as an example. 

We have an Airbnb and it takes a different mentality to keep it going, as that's being in the hospitality industry.

I like this promotion because the advertised move-in price is lower.

That same mentality will stand you in good stead, regarding buying pure rentals too!

You need to be aligned with their philosophy, leverage, geography, asset class, fees, promote etc. 

Make a STINK.It worked for me when they wouldn't stand behind the Ryobi junk battery chargers we were using.They made it right.Yes, there's still the rule of law here in the US and their run-around will only get them so far.I also had a very negative experience with their supposed FREE INSTALLATION carpet promotion.