Advice is to run the numbers, she what you could get for renting out the spaces and then if not already get pre-approved for a loan (or cash) and submit an offer.

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No clue where to find comps for this sort of offering though.

Wyoming offers anonymity (if that’s important to you), lots of the same corporate protections that Delaware does, costs less, and has relatively instant registration opposed to Delaware which takes several days.I’m happy to connect with you if you’d like to discuss further. 

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For example, maybe on a duplex you offer full price, but the Seller covers closing costs and buys down the interest rate, lowering your monthly expenses.

I'm just short of 30k and recently I have been getting a lot of loan offers should I accept one of these loans to use for a down payment or is this a bad idea?

I have been trying to sell it for the past couple years and the best offer I got was 30k, so I'm thrilled to be selling it at 55k and helping the tenant become a home owner. 

I came across Flex Space Untapped which offers a training course and mentorship for $12k.  

Hey Lars, In Cleveland, while Class A neighborhoods offer potentially higher rents, achieving positive cash flow can be challenging due to higher property prices and stricter regulations.