Cardone helped me thicken my skin a bit.If there is an existing book club going on, I sure would love to join!

For example, furniture and decorations can be rented, so up front costs of furnishing a new rental unit goes away and becomes part of your overhead.

When I had properties with pets I would take a soup can with bacon grease in it.

The plot thickens!

It is a soup to nuts look at all of the people you will need on your team.

The investor was the one in the trenches and had the better point of view to formulate a plan to make a soup-sandwich into a hero.

Beyond that it's soup to nuts all depending on what you're comfortable with or can qualify for.

folks that are so up in arms about this product, are you guys swimming in it or what?

when you have your target owners like we did with no computers these other methods can and do work.Although right now MF is soup de Jour like I said tons of competition.. 

@Zach Hoereth  the reason your all of  a sudden seeing this is there is a book on BP touting this.while in theory it works in practice its by far the most risky thing and investor can do and a beginning investor takes HUGE risks.. as we are now seeing since it became a soup d jour.not only the buying and rehabbing of he asset but the frustrations of getting the refi.this is an old strategy its nothing new and certainly a great one for locals who have their go to contractors and get the better buys..Lots of folks taking on risk just to try to have zero money in a rental that throws off 100 or 200 a month..