Just buy them or sell them to a cash buyer, or have them use traditional financing, why are you complicating things?

Yet, securing traditional financing might prove challenging due to your tax returns and debt-to-income ratio, while ongoing maintenance costs could erode profits.

I have a month to month rental that I list on traditional sites such as Zillow, realtor.com, etc, and have the tenant sign a lease. 

Examine several funding choices, including partnerships, hard money loans, private loans, and traditional mortgages.6.

Traditional custodians do not handle alternative assets that aren't publicly traded.

I've dabbled in traditional real estate since 2009 and investor RE loan products as well as conduct due diligence for private lenders leveraging their cash.

In some current markets where I buy mainly off-market, I'll continue to use those folks and think I have to pay some retainer fee.Option B) Traditionally how I've gone and most my business will continue to go this way.Option C) Formulating one right now, will circle back when it's more concrete. 

My income is really solid, but I don’t know if I a traditional lender will do the work to see it or be confined by Fannie Freddie UW standards

As a traditional long-term rental, these should fetch $2000-$2200/month. 

Anyway, obviously there are some real hustlers out there, and they are not all like that, but I'm not surprised why sellers are not wanting to sell the traditional way.