I'm not sure yet how much we can qualify for, given the current interest rates and addition of unknown rental income.  

My dad is in his retirement years.And as you can imagine...Carrying debt and having less cash flow with more risk was not part of his plan.Not when he needs the money the most.He doesn't blame me, but I know it's stressing him out.I feel terrible.

Additionally those that operate the remaining productive rentals, will be hard pressed to find a more profitable alternative.It's not that I don't want to be selling Oregon Coast Vacation Rentals, in fact I think this year is shaping up to be the most active yet, but in the near future, there is unlikely to be a robust market for vacation rental options that are reliably investable.

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The current owner would be a Mortgagee or Additional interest until the final payment. 

Additionally, many people are dealing with increased mortgage rates, making it challenging to achieve positive cash flow from rental properties.

The seller wants me to pay off the loan within 5 years and so I thought a way I can handle insurance is by having them add me as an additional insured and having an agreement in closing that says any proceeds from a claim on the insurance of the property are paid out to you the buyer that is buying subject to or the wrap.

A new owner will need it if they want to pursue collection and garnishment for unpaid rent and/or property damages.Tenant(s) Employment & Bank Information: additional information useful for garnishment actions to collect unpaid rent and/or property damages.

@Maria Pereyra, I spose that all depends on your like/fear of debt. 

It depends on whether you or your partner will benefit from the additional losses in the forseeable future.It is best to consult with a CPA prior to purchasing the cost segregation study.