Again, this is just based on experience and having a very extensive background and knowledge of the entire Cleveland marketplace.

Seller financing usually comes into play because of three situations1- Property is not financable (construction defect, hazard, uninsurable, needs extensive rehab, etc.)                                                  

At that point, since I had done extensive market research, I knew we could really do great things with the property.

I don't care how good the domain name is, I don't think I would ever buy a domain with a .house extension.

I have a lot of support and the properties are 100% occupied without extensive repairs needed.

I have extensive experience from build sites, all the way to large scale communities.

"local cost category modifier"= (+$3.30) more than the national average. 5) He'll make arrangements with local house inspectors to do a walk through the of house and take extensive documentation.

The first time a unit is empty, I go through it extensively so that when there is turnover, there is only a minimal amount to bring to market again. 

I am an agent in Ohio and work extensively with investors.

Depending on the extensiveness of the rehab, 90 days might be a little more realistic.