I've never structured seller financing.I've thought of a near full price offer with interest only for 5 years (a little gamble that rents will continue to rise and values will at least stay steady) or the financing and paying them $225ish.The owner said my proforma seemed faulty accurate (I lose $206 monthly after moving and fully renting) so there needs to be wiggle room for win-win here.Asking the BP universe: what offer methods and tactics have you found to be most successful?

She also speaks three languages so she can be an asset to any firm.Thanks!!

Pension funds, university endowments, and some colleagues from Greenwich and Wall St.

Go buy Dave Ramsey's book 'The Money Makeover' and/or sign up and take his 'Financial Peace University' course.

Both times they wanted us to add language to the plans that they would conform with the regulations.

The language of the contract isn't what protects wholesalers, its the representation and holding out that gets you into trouble.

And my language changed:I'm building a real estate investment firm that will create the opportunities in properties, as well as the funds, to put together a rental portfolio that will eventually generate over $100k/month in rental income.

I am contemplating my next steps and what I should do as I am currently at college at Embry Riddle Aeronautical University in Daytona Beach, Florida.

The lease had explicit language stating how to exercise the option, and it seems that they have forgotten to do so and missed the deadline.

The universal performance measure of real estate investments is cap rate.