Reality check:  how many homeowners are going to sell you their house at such a substantial discount? 

Also, you may be required to pay homeowner’s insurance and prorated property taxes for the remaining year.Inspection/appraisalLike buying residential properties, investment properties are subject to inspections and appraisals.

He dives into how his company helps real estate investors and homeowners with renovation ideas that really make a space stand out - whether it's through wall accents, cabinetry, or unique material suggestions.

They're homeowners not investors.

The homeowner/seller has “bad” credit, that’s way he’s stuck with high interest loans.  

- **Escrow Option**: In some seller-financed deals, the seller may require you to pay an **escrow amount** that covers property taxes and homeowner’s insurance.

I’ve seen some long term options - as long as 25 years in one case, but it was concurrent with a triple net lease of the same length of time with the property being commercial.If the option is with a homeowner then you deal with consumer protection laws, Dodd Frank act, and CFPB.  

Yes, you'll have to live there a year, but then you can refinance (or not if you're just getting a homeowner loan at 95% LTV) and buy another and move out. 

The costs to purchase and hold real estate are continuing to increase requiring most Americans to devote nearly 50% of their income to housing expenses. With this new reality it is imperative that buyers are aware of ...

I appreciate the insight on making videos and blogs, and other content aimed at first time homeowners.