I am aware of seller financing and am working on that, but I was curious to know if anyone has taken a different creative route that I am not thinking of.

My realtor is also having a sit down with a prospective tenant to address some concerns I heard when I called their previous landlord, mainly no smoking and holes in the walls.

Rates are generally higher on interest only options and the difference in payment isn't that huge from a 30 year fixed option

But with many deals facing the stress these days for deals where investor loses their original capital what are the implications or options and the tax treatment of that, and how would it be different than just a simple depreciation which is limited by passive losses? 

If you could make it break even on a 15-year note, that would be an entirely different story.

I would love to show you different creative financing strategies that I have used to win offers and help my investors grow their portfolios.

I would focus on a different intent: intent of the anti-abuse rule and its reference to "a single unit of tangible property" in (6)(i). 

They should be explaining their work and differences. 

HIWe are negotiating with a new commercial management company and they do things differently that others ive worked with.

Selling @ $500k
Lender providing $490k
Can the remaining $10k be carried by seller?
If so, should it be a separate contract? Should it be outside of current escrow? Should the $10k loan be a lien on the house?