Long-Term Appreciation & Exit Strategy•Kissimmee and Orlando have seen steady appreciation, and with your plan for forced appreciation through renovations, your investment should grow over time.

I have asked numerous times to send me official bank statements, receipts of work completed, master insurance documents, etc. and have received a few emails with word document summaries.

Over time I have amassed a good quantity of houses with no mortgages.

During the due diligence time frame a lot of my conversations with the owner were had over the phone rather than in writing, via email and text. 

I worked at hospital diagonally across street so very convenient and at the time this 2bed 1bath was all I needed.

and i know that that there’s risk involved, so ill always be prepared for things not going according to plan. and i think starting small and gaining knowledge and experience over time is key. 

I am also a full time Realtor® and have connections outside of CFRI. 

Here are a few avenues folks often explore in times like this:You are already on this path - Owner Financing: It's great that the seller is willing to finance a portion of the deal.

I have from time to time spoken with the city administrator, economic developer, & a person at building planning commission.

Obviously would be a slower process, but would create very little debt hanging over your head.