An annuity could be the funding mechanism for an intermediary installment sale planning approach.

Currently remodeled one unit and all mechanicals are updated.

If you are needing rehab funds and requesting draws the HML will look for mechanics liens, and will notice the 2nd lien attached.

If you think RE is a cash flow mechanism upon the start, you're just an '08-'22 investor.

There is additional degrees of complexity and added security some use, adding in a trust who owns asset island etc etc, but this above is the general mechanics of it all. 

Mechanically, I don't think that your parents will be able to both loan you money at 0% interest, AND put the property in their name (otherwise, they don't need to loan you money if the property is not in your name - they are buying the property?). 

Now that mechanicals are out of the way, put in drywall, time and paint, then trim carpentry.

As a result, homebuyers place a big emphasis on this room when purchasing a new home, which makes it a worthwhile investment when fixing and flipping a property.

I will put more emphasis on this type of deal finder.

Think emergency services, do you have 1-call/e-mail resources set for all mechanicals?