Lastly, there's the second position lender who would receive $26,200, but only if they accept the 20% flat rate. 

So, if they have a competing offer of $115k, you would pay $115,500 if they accept. 4.

Disclosure: I have only done this with MFR properties but according to the state it should be acceptable with SFR property as long as you claim holding it solely for investment and not your personal residence as you would already get a better deal.A few other slight perks of SC compared to some other states is the taxable value is not retroactively applied. 

Therefore I would not dangle your depository relationships because banks will certainly  be accepting but likely won't mean better terms.

Oftentimes, we would work closely with CPA to make sure how our borrower's taxes can be filed that would save them from paying taxes, but also making sure they can qualify in a lender's perspective.You would want to make sure your first few deals has an acceptable of return in order to lower your DTI and expand your investment portfolio in Real Estate.

If the county’s assessed value ($59,000) seems too high, it’s acceptable to base the land value on recent comparable sales in your area, like the ones for $8,500, $10,000, and $29,000.

The general rule of thumb is that you cannot pay (or accept) transaction-based compensation.

But, the longer I've worked at it, the easier its been to accept the things that have come my way.

What kind of options are available that I could use to entice the seller to accept a 5-10% or smaller downpayment on a seller finance deal?

And the savings a tax pro can provide can easily outweigh the costs.I would recommend reaching out to some here on BP and see if they are accepting new clients.