Work out a deal where you earn a percentage of profits without risking any capital.

Also, potentially as part of transactions where parties agree to sell businesses or other assets or other properties and the transfer of title is just a part of those larger transactions.

For example, in Houston right after Hurricane Harvey.The disadvantage for you is that you will be giving up some of your profit from appreciation.

and one guy said he wanted to buy and actually asker to finance 15k. smh. seller wasn't gonna wait for 9k. one of the buyers was a real estate agent. and he was just coming to look for his out of state buyers cuz he said it was something they may be interested in. but after coming. he said something about a non profit had bought it prior to my seller owning it. and something about the next buyer not being about to sell it for too much because of that. which i have never heard of before. have u

Then you can either sell it for a profit, or refi and keep it as a rental.

Is there enough profit in this deal for it to make sense if you give up half the equity?

Then either rent it out if you expect to make a good profit in monthly cash flow or sell it and put that money toward your next home.

The larger multi family units on the market in Rahway are up there in cost and I do not yet have a strategy to raise the money required for that.

I'm working now on getting my MD residential GC license to do larger work on the side.

My roommate pays $600 and I am letting my brother stay with me at a discounted rate of $150 (he's buried in college debt) So I am breaking even every month instead of making a profit, but it has been sweet not paying rent/mortgage.