Do most sellers prefer shorter terms (5-10 years), or can you actually structure something close to a 30-year term like a traditional mortgage?

This opens up more creative financing options, like second lien positions or equity partnerships, especially when traditional financing falls short.What about you, Terry?

I’ve worked on projects from traditional rentals to Airbnbs, and I’m always interested in connecting with investors like yourself.

From what I understand, it's designed to replace a traditional security deposit.

No, they probably won't cash flow in a traditional sense right away, but you'll put much more money in your pocket using tax mitigation strategies that you'd ever get from cash flow on SFH in the midwest. 

@Kelly Beck If you are trying to sell a note, another option is a Note Broker or someone that acts as that like a servicing company's sales desk.  

Traditional mortgage 20% down.

I used a traditional realtor for the third.

This is a very popular incentive in the city of columbus where tax abatements can lower taxes by 3k a year. on income of 60k for a traditional triplex that we build that would be lowering operating expenses by 10% if you assume approx 40%. it makes a big difference but I was wondering if anyone has actually seen the benenfits over time from holding these properties or investing in similar areas in urban core adjacent through renovations or new construction. there are benefits to selling them obviously but please comment if this applies to you!! 

Problem is that the numbers don't even come close to working for even a traditional loan much less a HML.