@Chris Carreathers that is great if you can put in the contract to get the property vacant, but odds are good they want to unload with the tenant in place.

Are the odds high that your guests are going to catch covid from your property?

But the odds are not in your favor when buying an old property in a not so good area. 

I don't know a lot about the owner financing deals, but this one did look odd...

That would result in a cap of 5%.This is an odd one. 

It just seems to odd to a novice that this one singular method would be singled out.

Be careful these suggestions are only for people who like playing the odds and have a mathematical mind. 

Oddly enough indoor cameras are legal in many states as long as they are disclosed and in common areas.

#3 was owned by a family business that was either in a internal legal battle or restructuring after a death.All three are odd considering the path we expect a home to take once an investor purchases it, but such is life I suppose!

In other words, more people will be motivated by the prospect of losing a dollar they already have than will be to gain a dollar they don't yet have but have equal odds of achieving.