A quick search seems to come up with companies willing to fill this role for $100+/year.Should I be paying for this service for each LLC I form now and in the future or should I use myself or my spouse?

Some questions I have:How did you split roles and responsibilities? 

The owner is asking for 10K down and 900/month for 2 years, at which point I could exercise the option and purchase the property for 125K.

I believe they all have their pluses and minuses and all have an important role to play in a properly balanced portfolio.1) single-family rentals: this is the core of my real estate portfolio.

I got side tracked and partnered in a passive role on a few flips which didn't really help me to acquire more rentals like I planned.

The tenant doesn't own anything until the option is exercised and they actually buy the property.Owner financing is the owner acting as the bank with a promissory note with the terms of payment (principal amount, interest rate, number of months).

Do you homework on what's needed to become a successful wholesaler, talk to others that are doing it now and see if this is the type of role you'd want to pursue now.

Otherwise what was the point of the exercise. good luck.. consider posting the new calculations based on 650-700/ per unit to be conservative...

Two kids and a major life change looming and I took the plunge.While I love doing they typical residential RE agent role, I really want to expand!

If the Tenant Buyer walks away from the deal I get to keep his Option payment since it is non-refundable and I sell to another Tenant Buyer and get another Option Payment usually about $20k to $25k.I encourage people to get qualified for financing and to plan their lifestyle to be able to get a loan to exercise the Option.