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one would seriously hope so,

I guess wraps and lease options sound o.k to start with and if the tennant simply finds it too difficult then you've made some good money in the mean time but if the tennant stays on and eventually pays for the place, investors still owe the bank what they borrowed, also, they miss out on any...

Ive heard of them, but nothing more

Heres an ad I had emailed to me, now, Ive been led to believe that if something sounds too good to be true, it usually is, what possible strategy could anyone use to turn a largely negative geared property into a good stream of positive cashflow apart from rennos..? Heres the article...