Ive heart some old investor say that land contract is a horrible deal for a buyer...I guess, what are other options for sellers financing?

and I'm not being nosey, I genuinely like talking about people's finances and money and income and future plans etc - but I can see why people may think it's odd (I've never offended anyone that I know of, but I try to be aware that some people take money very personally).It's hard when you have these interests but feel like you can't talk to people about them  - on one of the podcasts I think it was Brandon Turner that said listening to podcasts counts and should be included with the whole idea of "you are the average of the five people you hang out with most" - it's super corny, but I took that to heart because I was unable to talk to people about my interests and felt a comfort of knowing I was still "okay" because I was "spending time" with BP and podcasts everyday and still learning and growing my interest.

I'm looking at a portfolio just south of Exchange in the heart of student housing neighborhoods.

I don't know how many disabled "teams" have taken  it that far, but I've sat in more than my fair share of classes to know this by heart. 

Originally purchased to build, had a change of heart.

Much more work in property/tenant management.D class: war zone. not for the faint of heart.

I can do one or the other not both, and I dont now if seting it up for a business would make more sense than home.Public RemarksLocated in the heart of Littleton with endless possibilities.

For me, I prefer to do my own management as no one has my best interest at heart like I do. 

@Chris Sukala You have a good heart!

(Chuckling) Bless their hearts, these lil critters do find new ways to surprise and disappoint.