Most of them transition to MTM after the initial term expires if neither party takes action to modify the terms.

I was wondering if you have any bottom line in terms of an initial cash on cash return.

You used a HELOC already but no clue how much is drawn.My initial thought is you should at least pay off the HELOC before starting.

Essential concepts for Seller financing comprise of an initial payment, interest percentage, loan duration, monthly installments, security, and early repayment charges.

This way, you hold onto the "float" or the money left over on the card after they spend the initial amount.- Example: I (the tenant) put $10 on a card.

It has made me a total of $400k including my initial investment.

This makes the initial loan amount look more attractive.

My initial reaction is that if you total costs are $283k and the length of the project is ~9 months or so, you annualized return is about 14% - which I would classify is "good, but not great".

And I find initially, I am getting easier financing as an individual.  

I would like to join your session in Feb.