Secondly, if you are patient, network and find someone who is willing to help because they want to help you and they see the mutual long term benefit of doing so, this person will be invested in your success and will see you more than another business transaction.

You would probably be better off in mutual funds.Also, remember that while the mortgage payments are an "expense," it is being paid by the tenants.Use one of the calculators and plug your units in at 0% financing and watch how your return on investment shrinks.

Offer her the "happy clause" to mutually terminate the lease AND deny her requests.If she takes you up on it, consider the bullet dodged.

Also, assume your legal costs go up (statutory cancellation) as the Buyer will not mutually terminate the deal after not closing and you need to cancel him or her out. 

We feel we can offer a more "passive investor" a great opportunity if they chose to work with us but we don't know the best way to structure this so it is beneficial for both parties...Split cash flow? 

He also said that previous fee reduction offer was rejected.What would you recommend in terms of approaching an offer that is beneficial to all three parties?

Will like to connect with other RE professionals in SC for mutual support, and possible investments strategies, thanks.

Repayment, as of right now is $300/month for 10 years but I will most likely pay it off quicker.My rent is roughly $700/month including utilities, wifi, etc.I currently have about 15k in liquid assets/cash equivalents and then about 8k in less liquid assets (Mutual funds/Crypto).

@Charlie MacPherson The value is in the mutual promises.

@Peter Prawel - lasting businesses are built on mutual trust, built over time and multiple transactions.