( Cleveland ) I’d like to see how others are gaining properties so quickly instead of saving up 20% each time. what are my options to avoid having to save up 20% each time for a down payment 

He intended to syndicate it himself, but couldn’t line up the investors, so contacted me.  

@Jared Irby I jumped on to see if i can get more clarification regarding 180-360 redemption differences and wanted to clear up the IRS liens. 

As far as tapping into the equity without doing a refinance, we offer some great HELOC products which are especially good for funding short term deals like ground up constructions or fix and flips.  

The suggestion is you need to have the ability to come up with that down payment to pay the seller off in an emergency OR just sell the property and pay everyone off!

As a result I'm writing up a quick blog right now on the topic. 

Previous owner lived in home up until death, now children are basically saying home belongs to them. 

They can often be nicer knowing they aren't talking to a property manager and knowing that the place will be kept up nicer since you live there too.

That's up to their broker, who is not part of this LLC.Additionally I'd keep in mind that if 25% of their sales are from themselves, family members or corporate entities they have a financial interest in, then their E&O insurance will likely be voided.

I will at some point for sure hit both of you up with questions.Thanks again .