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Very understandable, and under the circumstances it doesn't sound like the installment sale will be your best bet. 

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Quote from @Connor Hibbs: Hi @Dave Harlan,Your best bet for using the BRRRR method is to start with a hard money loan.

Doing a deal with 100% financing means someone is betting on YOU for all investment above the usual 70 - 80% LTV.  

Friends and family SDIRA money is your best bet.

Generally, an investor will pay more percentage wise in fees for a lower loan amount since it's the same work for all those involved to do a $100K loan compared to a $800K loan amount.You will get slightly better terms with some lenders if you have at least 5 exits which are either sales or fix and flips that you converted to longer term financing in the last two years. 

Your best bet is working with a DSCR-based lender or a commercial lender that understands rent-based upside.

if you recently purchased one there is probably not equity you can pull from the deal, so your best bet is to pay cash for it.If you do not have it, then borrow from a friend or family.I would avoid credit cards persoanlly - the interest rate will kill you.

Quote from @Patrick Roberts: Local banks and credit unions will be your best bet.