With a lower down payment, you may still find properties that cash flow well.

What I would encourage you to do is to compare how much cash you currently have invested out of pocket in the deal and also calculate what the cash flow is for that property.Cash flow is the income (rent) minus all expenses: mortgage payment (including principal, interest, taxes and insurance), average maintenance costs, capital expenses (new roof, hvac, water heater.

You can mail your form with payment enclosed to: City of Sacramento, Revenue Division, 915 on I Street.Zero reporting may be submitted via email.Sacramento County STR PermitIf your property falls under the county limits instead of the city, then you need to register for an STR permit here: https://sacramento-ca-str.deckard.com/In order to qualify for a county STR permit, you will need to prove that the property is your primary residence.

That is a very simplistic summary, but this is the method discussed in our seminar.

I totally agree there are always methods that work in the current market regardless of the kind of market it is and I have personally been very curious about MHPs.

Payment for winning bid would be collected at "Clayton County Administration Annex" 121 S.

If so, what have the lenders you have spoken with so far said about the minimum down payment you have to bring to the table? 

What are some strategies and methods that have worked for you guys to find and connect to/build relationships with other investors as a beginner in real estate?

.$690k - $336k = $354kDown payment = $354k x 25% = $88.5kThe house looks like it was bought at $450k, so I am assuming that I will need to come up with around:$690k - $450k = $240k cash in addition to the down payment, Bringing the total to: $328.5k for cash to seller and as 25% down-payment based on the above.I hope I got all of the calculations correct, and honestly, the more I dive into it, the more I don't understand.

Never hold a house that has no payment attached to it.