I assumed that most note buyers would have an option to split monthly payments and my half would cover my wrap, however I have yet to find note buyers familiar with a strategy like that.

Citi Bank just came out with a low down payment, no PMI option for certain neighborhoods.

It's a tough call, but keep researching and chatting with folks in the field to weigh your options.

They are not warrantable so that restricts them quite a bit.So owner financing should be more of an option than regular places.

We are interested in other RE investing options (rentals, multi-fam, etc) but this is an opportunity that aligns 100% with what my husband and I have been wanting to do and have been discussing for a long time.We have considered the following:Use the equity from our home toward the DP but also bundle with other loans.

Use it if that's your best option available, but like the previous poster said, be aware that you need to have money set aside for the loan.

Prefab could be a quicker option, but townhouses might offer more flexibility and better long-term returns, especially if you can recycle cash by adding modular units.

If actions by the tenant in a NNN lease leads to a contractor placing a mechanics lien on the property, and assuming the lease agreement does not specifically address this scenario, what options are available to the landlord to resolve this?

Or I’ve read storage units might be a good option.

Please let me know when you have a couple of minutes to go over your options.