Still the same pricing structure.  

You can accelerate depreciation benefits through cost segregation, Structure loans for quicker amortization depending on your goals and many other tricks.I obviously enjoy talking about this stuff.

I'm less familiar with all the details to this, but if you structure this properly you can continue to defer some or all of the capital gains tax, and just collect interest payments from the buyer.

What is the best way to structure a deal with them if they will be fronting all of the money and I'll simply be the project manager/RE Agent on the deal? 

Had zero structural issues but was home to many cats.It was also a live in flip.

A general contractor will be able to give you a better idea about the house itself, the foundation, the age of the plumbing/electrical, and many other things including, if you are thinking of making any structural changes to the house, whether those changes are feasible or not.Good luck!

Think I have discovered I LOVE structuring deals. 

I am looking at a small multifamily, in generally local area that includes some owner financing and the investor structured a master lease agreement with option to buy.

I am looking at a small multifamily, in generally local area that includes some owner financing and the investor structured a master lease agreement with option to buy.

What do you look for when working with someone and what is the best way for someone starting out with no credit or cash to structure a deal.