Point is, that is not unheard of.Conventional lenders are not big fans of putting money out to be returned quickly.

It's not unheard of that tenants who skip out owing rent/damages will later turn around and sue for their deposit. 

Have an offer and i will be honest this is somewhat risky, but with risk is reward...need someone hands on.. update on the numbers and deal. 100% financing which is unheard of for 25 units consist of a 6 unit half occupied, 4 unit fully occupied and rest doubles and singles in lower class c areas in rochester.

But I've definitely heard of others structuring partnerships this way, so it's not unheard of at least.

this owner/tenant situation isn't all that unheard of.Jon Holdman is right, you can't avoid the transfer tax if you take title subject-to.As for conditions, make sure your offer is subject to clear and marketable title.

(If I'm wrong about that Kyle, kudos to you on finding almost-unheard-of charity TK operators!)...

Not unheard of.  

I've heard on the podcast various numbers thrown out and that it wouldn't be unheard of to expect a 50% stake in a deal that you don't personally invest any money in, but handle everything else.- So what are your thoughts/what have you done? 

However, there will also be many other factors in determining your rate and terms.Things like: location and condition of propertiescash-on-hand / LTVARV (After Repair Value) of the propertiescredit scorecollateral, etc...It is not unheard of for lenders to offer right around or potentially lower than 10% on long term Buy & Hold deals for qualified borrowers.Feel free to reach me directly with any specific questions you may have.

That's unheard in any three year span much less the first three years of a career.