The seller retains the original mortgage and continues to be responsible for making payments to the original lender.Here is the process You find a property where the seller is flexible We provide training (mentor) on how to do that Usually these are not on the MLS Or the property has been on the MLS, but hasn’t sold In your offer, you indicate you are willing to buy the property for their asking price if you can get your terms.

Easy to assemble once you done a couple, flexible design options, good hardware and they hold up very well.

I would like to think my flexible lifestyle would help me be more adaptable when it comes to investing, however I'm worried it might be more of a burden to continue traveling while trying to buy property.

I work with a lending group and have seen how quick and flexible financing keeps projects on schedule.

All are set to instant book but I do not have super flexible cancellation policies (I think I am Firm).

Did you find multi-tenant flexibility worked better than one larger user, or the other way around?

Flexibility is key.5.

Love that you’re taking the leap into real estate—it’s such a powerful way to build freedom and flexibility.

As an investor, the top thing I look for in a financing partner is flexibility and the ability to structure terms that work for both sides while keeping the deal moving.

It stretched me beyond just writing a check — I had to think about how financing, cash flow, and title work across multiple properties interact.Challenges & Lessons Learned (as the funding partner):Title coordination: Watching the operators juggle multiple closings at once gave me an appreciation for how complex portfolios can be compared to single deals.Cash flow management: I saw firsthand how critical it is to plan rehab draws carefully when several properties are in motion at the same time.Exit flexibility: From the lender’s seat, I realized how valuable it is when operators have multiple exit strategies (hold, refinance, sell individually).