Unfortunately, over the 11 months he has lived there, he has only managed to pay the rent on time once.

You may be better off with a higher rate and the flexibility to access the equity in that property to grow your business or even bail you out of a jam.

@Annie DriscollSubsequent borrowing by the AITD holder seems to be dependent on the lender.

Quote from @Jules Aton: Quote from @John Underwood: Leather couches are very durable and can just be wiped off. 

Until the lease ends and then the legal notice time in your market has passed.

@Son D. the borrower paid off the loan a few months ago. 

However, upon closer inspection, several red flags became apparent:Lack of Transparency: Despite claims of being a Georgia corporation, a search in the State of Georgia Secretary of State’s Division of Corporations database revealed no record of the company.

If so, maybe wait a year or two and save the money for the purchase.

If you can buy with 20 percent an hour away, as you said, that seems like the best option if the finances and numbers work for you.

(This is what we do, no upkeep,  and we love the 10% down, plus cash flow, principal deduction and tax write offs) Some of our investors use their SDIRA or 401(k) or pension to do this.4.