It is a variable rate and to be safe they have a ceiling that they default to. I

Won't be surprised if the property was price a bit lower than market value.He should have disclosed it on the listing but they don't really have to..I won't be surprised if he gives you a call and tells you that he has more offers and raise your stakes..

The way I see it I could borrow from family/friends, but those funds will need to be traced, so unless I'm sneaky and get "gift letters" this won't fly with traditional financing.I could structure a deal and make them partners to the investment, but I want to I will want to pay them off within 1 1/2 years. 

Do not accept September rent unless your lawyer instructed you to.. I

Self-management isn't for everyone, but if you are just managing the other side of a duplex you live in, it would be a pretty easy way to save some $ and get that per-door cash-flow higher.I'd say what it boils down to is: how good a deal is this?  

Howdy,I am working on selling my primary residence and I have an interested buyer who I could seller finance to. I

I would like to know the law or if no law what is considered reasonable or max amnt of people to rent to. I

Also, Subject-To is all about the quality of the underlying financing.

@Josef RobergeNot sure about CA but here in TN what you're referring to is called a Carry Over Clause and it's part of the agency agreement a seller signs with a listing agent. 

He is pretty old, and is in a motorized wheelchair, and I told him that I would go downtown to..... I