@Rohan J.It is also my observation that those with seller financing usually have some major show-stoppers, such as bad location, right off a high way, foundation issues, etc.... that made the property less desirable and most buyer choose to pass....But this is not to say you can't find a property that has no hidden issues, this is only to say be twice as cautious....Good luck...

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Worst case scenario you can check for instructions on how to take screenshots and put them in a folder, though you'll need to label them in order.

The instructions at the end explain the fine.https://www.lavote.net/docs/rrcc/documents/Preliminary-Change-of-Ownership.pdf?

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He is instructed to take out a loan so the dealer can launder money or, so the terrorist has a platform with which to base his operations.

This Lease and paperwork all went to Section 8, no side deals, nothing hidden.  

I believe this is the document I need then:http://www.dos.pa.gov/BusinessCharities/Business/R...I think there were some other forms in the instructions that I needed?

The trustee would be given instructions on how to handle matters.

But if you're looking for cash flow, and you do your due diligence on properties, there a a ton of hidden lucrative gems you can find in the area, particularly in the northeast and southeast parts of town.