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I want to buy my house from my landlord!
I want to buy the house I have been renting from my landlord for the past 3 years to live in and eventually have it as a rental property. He still has a mortgage of just under $210,000 on it and that is probably about market value. I'm looking for ideas on how to structure the purchase without using conventional methods, aka a bank. I was thinking about a subject to but it seems like that would be a better short term solution than something for the long run. Does anyone have some creative methods that might work in this particular scenario? @Brandon Turner ?!
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It is probably also worth mentioning that he is on the same page if we can structure something that works.