The only way I would consider owner financing is if they are capable of a significant down payment, usually 10% or more.Think about this.

I've listened to various podcasts on BP (take good notes) on the PM aspect and feel that I am capable. 

If you need to fight off a dog, they are most vulnerable in the eyes, nose, and testicles. 

We need local property investors to come to the Joliet Land Use Committee to fight a plan to conduct rental inspections of ALL SINGLE FAMILY RENTALS.

If I were your tenant you would have a fight on your hands and possibly a vacant unit out of spite.There is no reason you should not be able to find a good used one on Craig's list a couple of years old for half the price or less of new. 

Unless you’re local, find an agent there to list it “as is” and take what you can get Put this in the L column and fight another day.   

I'd like to think we're capable, but would hate to dive in and find out I'm wrong lol!

Until such properties are fighting off potential tenants because of such high demand, I know there is no such thing as an ‘Affordable Housing Crisis!’

I'm not an expert by any means but I do manage between 500-600 apartments and I usually I don't have a lot of fight from a tenant when I deduct from their Deposit.

Investors are now stuck with a shell that is not rentable, can't be sold on the open market anywhere close to the price they bought it for, and they can't hire a US based attorney without spending at least another $10k to fight ABC.After much deliberation, ABC recently offered to buy it back for the same amount, but have not filled out the contract fully, have not presented any estimation of closing costs to the investor, and have not allowed the investor to be represented.