This post reminded me of BP Podcast #403 developing millionaire mindset and overcoming limiting beliefs with performance coach Jason Drees.

It obviously wouldn't hurt to do it (other than you'll be constantly reminding them they don't have to pay). 

@Patrick Flanagan I am not a CPA, but from my understanding there is no way to take it over 30 years even if they seller finance it. it still counts in that year of the sale, that being said, long term capital gains is less than ordinary income would be, you can remind her of that.

IF a lease is already signed and you have a clause such as this in your contract you can contact the new tenant and remind them of the documents they have signed. 

We look forward to his Christmas photo on Santa's lap that he sends out every year reminding us it's always a good time to buy.Now, with that being said, there were some incidents with him that at the time I thought were unprofessional.

I politely remind them of the rules.

I'll pay them $20 a week and $500-1000 when we close as a commission.These numbers look intimidating to me right now, but I remind myself that this is all a test of how much I want my first apartment deal. 

As a reminder, the goal of a BRRRR is to extract all of the investment out.  

It reminds me of David Green's book on how he interviews property managers and gives them actual scenarios to see how they will respond to certain situations when things don't go right...

I had them set reminders on their phones, I did as well and sent a text when it was the right time.