In addition, it is remarkable what people will spend for accountability groups.  

Seller financing and ITIN lending seems to be the norm in this area due to buyers in lacking the ability to use traditional financing (usually because they don’t have social numbers).My question does anyone have any guidance around structuring a seller financing deal for a home that was recently rehabbed using a hard money lender? 

We acquired this duplex at a remarkable 66% of its after-repair value, investing in a full renovation to maximize its potential.

Yes, they sometimes ask for extra types of security if they're worried about the borrower's ability to repay.

(Insert hollow apology, repeat the one compliment and how it means you have some grandiose company culture cultivated by YOURS TRULY, in an attempt to reassure future investors that "this investor, [despite his ability to understand simple numbers about investment returns], just doesn't get it.)"

)  - 60K in cash for downpayment +more for renovations- Strong local connections with contractors of all trades - Ability to get building materials at cost through family/business connections- Have a strong eye for style and design (Tends to lean on the high end of things as that is my business)  - 750+ Credit.

Your analytical abilities as a software engineer can be useful in assessing characteristics and financial data.

It's not only the rehab but the ability to market and sell the property before the balloon payment comes due. 

From my experience, a person typically has to mail out thousands of letters to get a small response.Out of the small response a person needs to be able to know how to structure and the ability to close the deal.

IN about 2 years or so I will be doing a Bill Gully and retiring from BP..