The Private Investors from 2011 and 2012 were now being pushed to compete with these new loan structures that arguably were "too rich for their blood" (ie: too risky).

so someone is going to get rich if that happens as long as we don't have total societal meltdowns. 

Use judgement and extend grace when warranted, but not too much grace - plenty of rich "beggers" out there too.

I see what you're saying about lending vs creative financing, from what I understand, you feel that due to low interest rates from banks that bank financing is both less expensive and more accessible and that I would be better off with traditional financing and MLS listings. 

Ironically, it covers us better than a traditional deposit.Use professional photos and video tours.

Once you are ready to refi they will count 70% of the gross rentals as income towards your dti for a traditional mortgage so you shouldn't have any problems as long as your credit is good.We have been able to find partners who have put in 100% of the money for our deals.

Thanks for the insight @Jaysen Medhurst My reasoning for putting 50% cash down at initial purchase, was to decrease the amount of hard money loan (not traditional mortgage) I would need upfront.   

With all the uncertainty going around with the virus and affecting the market, I wanted to get some impute on doing seller financing right now vs traditional loan.

Does your strategy for finding these deals change depending on your financing (Traditional Lender, Hard Money, etc)?

I am just curious to know if this Stimulus Package was a good “business” move to reboot the economy and is this how “rich dad” would handle the situation?