As a buyer, you have the right to request seller financing when you make an offer.

We want something to help us market our unit, receive applications, conduct background checks, collect rents, maintenance requests,  and keep track of expenses.Thanks do your time.Erik 

It's also a good idea to request a copy of their photo ID in case you need to serve them an eviction notice.

I sent you a friend request so I can pick you brain a little bit if you don’t mind!!

While they may request an assignment of rents as a means to guarantee they receive their repayment, they typically want only repayment of principal and interest.If the investor's offer is more of a short-term partnership - i.e. they provide the purchase capital  - and perhaps some rehab funding - then when you refinance or sell, you pay them out (principal, plus interest / profit percentage).  

Only servicing related expenses (Demand requests, inspection fees, late fees, legal fees, etc..). 

I would figure that you could essentially be labeled as just an assistance company (for lack of another creative term at the moment) to owners to do odd end jobs like virtual assistants do with taking maintenance requests, showing properties, preparing documents, etc. 

When looking to do a cash out refi of your private loan into conventional mortgage (BRRRR method, 15% down) what percentage of LTV are you requesting with new ARV?

Here is my system that I have shared on the forums previously:It all starts with online ads, within which are several questions I request be answered in their response to my ad.

I’d appreciate any advice on how best to go about getting cozy with landlords and requesting their buying criteria.