Dick Green of this forum provided an excellent explanation of what he felt the Inverse Purchase was, but I want to expand on his thoughts by correcting his post....For instance the property is selling for $100,000 which is worth $150,000.(1) Buyer "A" is yourself (the investor) who agrees to/contracts with seller at a purchase price of $100,000.

Excellent point of view Aaron.

It's awesome.With excellent credit and projected income, an individual is able to qualify for an average of $40,000 in business credit funding.

@Adam Anstatt, excellent information! 

So if you have some ethics, don't justify doing something that has an excellent chance of being  a real bad deal for the other party just because the other party doesn't notice it.

Excellent tax benefits with your rental also being your personal residence.Or at least refinance to pull money out of your residence.

I feel that's where I would have an opportunity to excel.

Sam Fackrell made some excellent points. 

I am a CPA and good with excel so I think i'll be ok with maintaining my records (I don't really practice CPA though, so I'll still need some advice from people who practice in these type of situations).

Hello all,I am looking at a multi family property that should have excellent value add opportunity.