We were told that we had to purchase the new property in the same name as the sellers.

It's rare to find a realtor are skilled with seller financing.

Seller financing and creative financing is very common among investors right now because of the way most deals pencil out with traditional financing.Honestly can't go wrong with most places along the Wasatch front.

I'm currently a wholesaler and I've accumulated a significant number of direct-to-seller listing leads in many cities across the country.

-I'm open to anything (sell outright, BRRRR, seller financing, etc), but will not be able to be very hands-on with any construction.Any advice appreciated.

The area has a huge demand for more rentals homes.

You can judge the demand fairly easily. 

While I can see how having some POH's isn't the end of the world, especially if you have a solid plan to transition to TOH's over time, for someone with no "experience" and not a ton of startup capital, my major concern is being able to get financing if I can't secure a seller carried note.

She's going to need a push by either a legal or financial threat.Our first flip the seller left a drool covered growling pit bull caged in the kitchen.

Then you would put that 50% down on the second home while assuming their mortgage of 3.375%.Here are some fake numbers:Home A: $200,000 value and you own it free and clearHome B: Seller bought it for $150,000 at 3.375% and it is currently valued at $200,000.