I understand the ownership goes back to the original seller.

Stick to the original word count.Good luck!

Originally, it was owner-financed.

Originally posted by @Yasmani Delgado:@Nicole Heasley Let me give you the reason for my question.

Originally posted by @Kyle O'Donnell:@Matthew NicklinHey Matthew.

Also as the tenant helps pay the mortgage down after a few years you can use heloc etc and buy more properties to scale or sell it offSo not only is it OK to have negative CF, but when you do (if you do) gain some equity from appreciation, you think it's also POK to spend it on another negative CF property, while increasing the negative CF from the HOLOC payment on the original Property? 

That included the original Tulum lovers, who've moved on to other places when massive development ruined what they loved.

Originally I listed the property for rent around $1,700/month and the interest was very low.

@John McKeeYou would need to get permission from the bank originating the new loan.

They originally sold for $110K to $125K when the project was completed but was only able to sell 40 units out of 102 in the building.