It explains the different economic and real estate cycles

@Yael FuerstIf this is your first DSCR I would say yes - even if it’s cookie cutter - it’s good to ask an attorney to review and understand what you are signingAre their covenants, is it guaranteed, your attorney can review and explain all the what ifs which I highly recommend

I guess there's no such thing as a no doc when it comes to lending the way you explained it .

This is my 1st post on here and I’m blown away that you took all that time to explain this.

You explained well the fact that this might be an issue for you.

I can not believe that I actually have to explain this: He continued to publicize, search out and NOT disclose any of the difficulties his business was in.

I find as an agent I am constantly having to put a client at ease about everything on a report because the inspector didn't explain things well during the inspection.

Tracking down the buyers for signatures, providing the proper disclosures and addenda, explaining that all inspection reports are 52 pgs, etc was really draining on me.

Jack - Elements of seller financing that I think would be interesting to call out/explain are:- Payment structure (length and rate) to seller.- Tax Benefits of receiving installments instead of a lump sum payment.- Legal Options for the seller if the buyer does not make payments.- Visual/Explanation of how the loan looks on the HUD-1 at closing.Good Luck!

Hi, can you explain how an installment contract would work in regards to the SC anti-wholesaling law?