Then you can dial in what fits and works best for you. 

After knowing these two areas you can then broaden your financing knowledge into other techniques to combined assets, mix terms to fit a situation or circumstance, this is creative financing. 

@Boyd HunterThe point of my whole post going back to the beginning is that there exists an 80% LTV financing mortgage program (with good rates, not hard money) that may fit or meet your needs.

If this small issue sets you off perhaps being a landlord isn't a good fit for you.You were very fortunate that the inspector folded so easily.  

Now go back to the site and embed the forms creating a page for each form, you will have to adjust the size of form when yyou embed it so it will fit on the mobile site.    

Once you change to trying to fit your tenant the square peg into your round hole of a rental process you're getting away from the norm of what works trying to make it work which is just a temporary solution.Being paid weekly or monthly is his problem, he still ends up with the same amount of money every month, as a landlord it's not your problem and getting greedy with a markup on the rent to justify all this is just a rationalization making you lose focus on the real problem which is you have a tenant who is spending more than he makes and choose you to be on the bottom of the hierarchy ladder to who gets paid first.

You can speed this up by having the plaintiff file a writ of assistance at the confirmation hearing. http://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/wisconsin-f... It's

I notice the decline letters for job applications always word such as "not fit the position".

Good Morning all, I am in search of Wholesalers to partner with in purchasing investment properties in the Hudson County area.Criteria I am looking for:Up to $180,000 (under 80,000 cash purchase, over 80,000 financing available)>20% below appraised valueSturdy Structure only in need of minor rehab (up to $20,000 in rehab costs max)Ability to rent out for positive cash flowPlease contact me if you have any properties that fit this criteria or are similar.Thanks,Ricky

A duplex would be a good fit for something that'd be comfortable as a primary residence if you're open to house-hacking, and you'd of course get the benefit of FHA financing (which I recommend).