I haven't read a book more than once since childhood, but fully intend to do so with that one!

Because in that discussion, the tenant who doesn't make a living through the property is just a peasant serf expected to work the land for his lord or be whipped for laziness, give his his bride to his lord on his wedding night, and drop dead swinging a hoe or pickax in the lord's fields.

My childhood best friend’s parents are selling their house and I am wanting to do a buy and hold rental with it but finance it with owner finance.

However, I spent my childhood in Chambersburg, PA so I have tons of connections and have preliminary knowledge of the market. 

He is the son of the elderly woman we bought this home from back in 2006 and this was his childhood home. 

His parents had to sign his first contract because he wasn't 18 yet.In his free time, Kobe would go the the UCLA campus often and look at the people, his age, having fun, and enjoying the transition from child-hood to adult-hood that college gives.   

But in my childhood we spent most of our vacations by the sea and that was always wonderful.

We inherited this home, it was my husband's childhood home, but abandoned for a few years, and by the time we got it was a hoarder house.

Not everyone is worried about the cost of owning it, maybe it was their mothers childhood home, who knows! 

I have a potential property coming up that I could buy creatively, but wanted to get some opinions on the best way to handle it...A friend of mine from childhood said he has an aging aunt in poor health whose is now a widow needs to sell her house.