No matter where you live or where you own assets, I personally recommend the Series LLC to be a great tool for the individual investor who is planning to expand their operation, as it allows for you to scale infinitely for FREE.

There is more to it than just assigning the contract depending on your relationship with the buyer but you can find infinite threads about that if you look here on BP. 

You are using you cash, not spending it, and you can use it an infinite number of times.

The numbers are tight but if you dont have to put any money down then you are earning an infinite return on your investment.  

You are making an infinite return on your money in this deal.Putting myself in your investors shoes, I would not consider a 12% annual return backed by nothing (or a 2nd lien position at best) as a reasonable proposition.

We like "access" to credit infinitely more than debt or cash.  

I really haven't wrapped my head around the seemingly infinite amount of information to be collected through the generosity of people around these forums.I would also encourage you strongly to attend the local REIA here in Milwaukee as well as the BP Brew City Meetup which occurs monthly here in Milwaukee and is totally free to attend. 

I will "use" it an infinite number of times, but I NEVER spend it.  

So, I started studying and figuring out how someone in my position could best attain a house, and these are the options I found:a) Use seller-financing to avoid needing a credit check/big down paymentb) Get my dad or another trusted family member to co-sign onto a traditional mortgage with me to qualifyFrankly, option a) (seller financing) sounds infinitely better to me as I would prefer to avoid banks.

It is infinitely important that you outline your desires for your tenant and their pet at the initial lease signing.Note: Fair housing laws require that service animals be permitted in all units despite “no pets” rules.Whitney Hahn is a broker at Paragon Real Estate Advisors, a leading real estate investment firm for apartment sales in Washington State.