At the time I bought condos, my HOA keeps it's percentage of rental condos under 20%, else future buyers will have trouble getting loans, and current owners can't sell.

And the magic percentage is 50%. 

Would a common agreement be to take a percentage of the rent each month once you have the reserve established? 

We would like to present 3-5 owner-financing choices/alternatives for him to select from.Does anyone have experience coming up with choices that vary along term, interest rate, purchase price, percentage down, etc.?

What is the average percentage rate/fee for a property manager in Tulsa?

Should I put down some random amount such as $1 or does it need to be a percentage?

We have a great communication with them and all plan on learning a lot.SO.On this deal, we are purchasing to fix & flip, then giving the investor a percentage of the profit (plus a small interest % on their money while we flip).The deal is:Small 2b 1ba housePurchase price $42,500ARV $103kRehab costs ~$25k (mostly cosmetic, like new kitchen/bath, also new windows)Which keeps us at 75% value.

A very large percentage, perhaps the majority, of mom-and-pop operations here simply pocket the cash and never intend to return a cent of it.I'm sorry to be the bearer of bad news,

[Yes, I see that their 5% deposit would be less if the purchase price was less, but, the same result could be achieved if you kept the purchase price much the same, while changing the deposit percentage!

Do I take an extra percentage for that work or is that looked as being greedy/selfish?