I have personally not worked on any of these but it does not seem to be anything too crazy.It's an FHA Loan that can be combined with other FHA products like a 203k.I am a Loan Officer for "Correspondent Lender" so I can operate under the rules of over 100 lenders...I would be able to place this in a few hours with 1 email...We would just have to make sure all the boxes are checked...Energy Efficient Improvements Must Be Cost-EffectiveThe financed portion of an Energy Package must be cost-effective.

The fact that a lot of this data is now estimated has a lot of market experts calling into question whether this data is reliable—and provides an opening for entrepreneurial people and companies to look for other ways to measure the data.Fed meetings, minutes, and media interactionsWhile Federal Reserve meetings are when specific rate changes (or no changes) are announced, by the time the actual announcement happens, markets and rates rarely change too much since the move is generally predicted and priced in.

These small outskirt cities may develop excellent school districts(like cary in NC) but the industry growth plus school is rare.

We rarely get a P&L or a website to figure out if the calendar is full.

The property is a double lot and 3 bed 3 bath, but my thinking is it is rare to have the chance to own 3 lots in a Downtown area that is quickly being converted into townhome and higher density living.

The buyer definitely owns the property, otherwise it is not owner financing, it is some sort of lease or option or a combination of the two.

If you bought 5 properties with $300,0000, they all need to be throwing off a total combine of 20% return to get that $5,000 (as the example above shows), to get that expense coverage for your ability to leave your job. 

It might be a combination of stocks, bonds, mutual funds and alternative assets.  

From there do your normal due diligence, and remember that cheaper is rarely better. 

It is rare for the "actual" (a note to the military as the unit leaders are "actuals") to offer one on one.