But I will summarize it here: That is for loans that are 15 year term or higher. 

The best way to summarize seller financing is:Seller financing = Bank financing - all the hoops and regulations of the mortgage industry 

Additionally, I haven't seen anything from them that summarizes rent roll questions, upcoming bumps/terms/delinquencies, expense questions etc all on one page like this. 

Some books you read once and the basic concept can be summarized on 4 pages.

I've been direct mailing through obtaining ownership info through county records and sending them a few sentence pitch of what I do, a business card, and a QR code that takes them to a website I created on Canva that summarizes my 3-year investing goals, what projects I've done, and my next steps.

An excellent analysis of all answers provided by podcast guests is summarized here, by the way: https://www.biggerpockets.com/...For Canadian investors that are serious about achieving success in 2022, lets share our goals here and hold each other to account as the year progresses.

To summarize, start at the end, reverse engineer to the present, then execute to the future, adjusting along the way.

To summarize, I love helping people achieve their dreams.  

My guess would be that if tested in court, the date the transaction was initiated by the tenant would be considered the payment date, even if it takes 3 days to post to your account.To summarize my opinion on this situation - think of it as a carrot and stick choice (like trying to get a horse to do what you want), try the carrot approach first, if that doesn't work, use the stick.

Plus additional 25k to update kitchen and bathroom.To summarize using easy formula:0.7*550000-90000 = 295000 which is pretty close to list price.I'm a cup half full kinda guy and these numbers seem to work.