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I would be open to working with both, but definitely understand the contract you're inheriting before signing the assignment and if your wholesaler isn't giving you both, then it's a no-no all around.

Some people are able to negotiate a no interest owner financed loan, if so just do the math.

For me, if it's not at least in the double digits, then it's a no-go. 

If you're property is 50% LTV or less, I think it's a no brainer.

"It's gonna be a no for me dawg" (Randy Voice)

But its a no brainer that someone who saved up all year for vacay will at least try to get a redund.

If you can do a no money refi, I recommend 100% you take it. 

I don't know if this is the right place to post but if not please move to the right place...My question is I am buying a condo and I have to live in it for one year I have 3 bedrooms the property is in Las vegas so i want to rent out the other 2 rooms by the room so I am wondering if this is feasible I am looking for a Property Management company in Las Vegas would they take this on or is it a no go?

Seems like a no brainer to me.