So my question is how to phrase the benefits of owner financing to an owner of a property I would like to buy with the tax benefits.

These are my explanations and the way I use them.The phrase "subject-to" all by itself indicates taking ownership of a property subject-to it's existing financing (and often subject to other existing liens and debt).

Jared Boundy - yes they were motivated sellers, but in a different way than that phrase is normally used.

I am actually going to take my first "mini retirement" (phrased coined by Tim Ferriss) and spend the next six months backpacking SE Asia and Australia.

The catch phrase is "Own Nothing, Do Nothing".

The group is fantastic and I love the daily interaction we have - the encouragement and support is unparalleled, to steal Anna Latysheva's phrase... it's a big group of "Yaysayers" LOLAlso I have to thank Gino Barbaro and Jake Stenziano for creating the Wheelbarrow Profits platform, putting "people first" and creating an entire community of go-givers. 

To help do that- be sure to set up some Keyword Alerts for phrases like "Milwaukee."

Yet they will quote worn phrases and the whole world will act like they Jeff bezos.

Phrases like, "I am a new agent to this area looking to build my network.

Guess I can re-phrase my question as how difficult is it to secure a commercial loan for single family homes.