Please understand the data source and lens of interpretation.Discernment, interpretation, verification and discussion of market or property information is an invaluable skill I provide to you as your agent.Maybe you are just learning about how to use secured revenue sources to provide a down payment for an investment.

I'm not an attorney, but I'm interpreting that to mean they can sell the property without a clean title and that the quitclaim deed is the way they can legally do it.

With online forums, as with any medium that excludes face to face interaction, there can be problems with interpretation.

If, for example, she is claiming mold caused asthma, the times she would not let the handyman in to fix the leak (causing the mold) could be interpreted that she is the cause of her own asthma, or at least mitigate her damages. 

Just because people can read is no indication they can interpret the intent of laws.

But I'm finding the Calculation results to be a bit difficult to interpret.

I interpret your summary that your end goal is to sell it with seller financing and not payoff the note to your seller for the 5years?

I'm not a lawyer though and this is only what I've interpreted, so may not be 100% correct.Incidentally, my 2nd occupied property is currently inhabited by squatters and I'm working through options to either sign a lease with them or get them out. 

Laws related to landlord/tenants are highly state specific, and are likely to involve a significant amount of case law interpreting the various rules and statutes cited.

@Helen ZhangIt's hard to decipher what you're asking...but if I'm interpreting you correctly, yes, you can contribute money to an LLC, and yes, the LLC can then use that money to purchase property.Please of resources on Google that will walk you through the basics.