In this episode of the Get Creative Podcast, host Keola Keala sits down with Adam Levine — Sub2, Gator, and Owners Club member with 10+ years in hard money lending — to break down a real-world Morby Method (aka “Stack Method”) transaction that helped an investor buy rental properties with as little as 5% out of pocket.

Adam explains how he solved a complex portfolio-buying problem by combining:

A DSCR loan (long-term rental financing based on cash flow, not tax returns)
A seller carry / seller finance second
private money placed into escrow to “stack” the down payment
The right title company + transaction coordination to keep everything moving

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