I'm thinking that maybe the house shifted a bit as part of the move and that there are no real issues with the house.I'm trying to get a contractor to check out the property and let us know if there are any significant issues they can see, but from my understanding, even getting structural engineers to check out the property would require significant time and resources to perform a full evaluation.

I'm looking for feedback on how to best structure a rent to own program for condos in the state of Florida.

We would really like to be able to wholesale this as we have a full plate at the moment, but I have never done a seller finance one before and wondered if this was the best way to go and if so, how would I structure it so it was a win for everyone involved?

You can structure a subject to deal with these owners, and have an attorney that you trust hold your payments in escrow and send them directly to the mortgage company on your behalf.

Also, what kind of structure is he putting all these investors in?

You just need to structure your entities to tailor your goals.

@Daniel Tisdale Sounds like the combined lots could be worth moving or tearing down the existing structures and building denser and new.

They have good information and good books on LLCs and other business structures.

Hi,I'm looking for advice on structuring a financial arrangement with another person.

I have not yet consulted with my own attorney,  I was hoping first someone here might have experience with quit claims to family and any such structured notes for payments and the best way to go about that.