Story: http://www.newsday.com/news/nationworld/ny-nybiden0330,0,1807494.story :cool:

One idea was doing a partnership with a legal name and then that name would be on all the documents and the tenant wouldn't know who the owner was.

If the agent says the seller will not accept that, have the agent present the offer and to have the seller sign a document saying they saw the offer and are declining it.

The good news is that most non-recourse loans out there that don't involve an ira do allow the seller or a private party to carry a 2nd note on the property.

It is copied from a story on Bloomberg news.

The good news is that your place is set up, the listing is live and guests are booking.

As far as it sounding too good to be true, one catch is that you must be self-employed or have a business with no full-time non-owner employees to be eligible for the plan.Once eligibility is established, you'll submit an application to a plan provider to get your Solo 401k documents created.

I had to really get after them after the fact to provide me with some documents required in our state but ultimately it all worked out and it was a very profitable flip. 

When navigating seller financing, what are the typical documents that a seller will ask for in order to verify that the buyer is a credible, reliable, credit-worthy buyer, capable of following through on the purchase?

So far its been a slightly less headachy process than going through the application for my house, less paperwork, documentation, questions, etc.