The lending options won't be suitable and you'll have to work with a lender that charges higher rates, and fees. 

The game as a LP is to find a good risk-adjusted opportunity that fits with your tolerance and matches the suitability for your portfolio. 

However, any sort of "advanced" financing/payment scheme carries more risk and requires a suitable buyer.. 

If you can live with 8% cap rate returns, we could likely help you acquire several suitable properties.

I really hope your tenants are ok, and find suitable housing during this crisis.

In return, we would of course negotiate a payout that is suitable for all parties involved. 

However if the the building is suitable and you have the capital, a simple, straight forward deal would leave you time and energy to concentrate on your business and not the real estate.

The obvious reason for that design is to make it suitable for student housing.  

But to not give someone time to find a suitable new place and even possibly pack / store your things?

I second Alberto...I'm very interested in learning about  non-traditional approaches and also creative financing strategies suitable for multifamily investing (such as...how to structure seller financing).