Given that the new Dodd-Frank regulations are absurdly long - I wanted to check and see if anyone is aware of seller financing limitations from the buyer side. 

Most people would prefer to live on the South side (South of the river).

Currently working on the side with a real estate investor I met who is teaching me how to flip properties.

Scott) and I have finally decided to push my analysis paralysis to the side and take action! 

I'll be house hacking one side since its on a VA loan and renting the other.

Unless they plan in closing on the property (not typical), they would not tie it to a buyer contingent on financing, any bumps in the process will kill THEIR deal since they will need to either close on their side or back out and lose any earnest money they put in.Happy Investing!

I've been in the construction industry for multiple years and been on the construction end of flex and I'm ready to move into the real estate and brokerage side and investment side of Fix and Flip looking for any answers to any questions and looking for anything further knowledge than what I already have to try and put himself in a lot of things to prove myself so that when I do you jump fully into this that I do have a much better knowledge of what I'm doing then going into it with just a blind construction site experience

Went to look at the property today- unfortunately only got to see the side with the tenant and not the on that was redone.

It would be a pretty useful metric to use to evaluate how 'hot' the rental market is for a particular area.

The more of your offers can be in cash can put you on the best side of most owners.I have been into construction most of my adult life.