I will likely just adjust the offer to cover the $ amount the seller would receive in rent.There are two factors that concern me in the potential difficulty in getting the tenants to vacate the property, 1 is they are paying very cheap rent for the stats of the home and 2 the grow room obviously was constructed with considerable effort which I anticipate may influence them to dig their heels in and potentially squat illegally. 

I am wondering how to go about the period of time from the renovation period to having the units rented from a financial standpoint.Thanks!

I have some experience in Real Estate, but I'm eager to learn more and build my path to financial freedom.

Thank you for any suggestions on helping us to attain our financial freedom!

Admittedly, most of it would be on the lending or financial side,  but perhaps there is overlap or other information worth connecting on since it's definitely within our scope.Feel free to reach out directly.

I am not an agent but I am a small business owner who needs additional revenue streams to meet my future financial goals.

I have listened to almost every Bigger Pockets podcast, and have read multiple books on investing, and I am fully convinced RE is going to be my path to financial freedom.I currently own my own custom sock company (Ok Sock), so I am not locked down at a day job.With that being said, I am on the search for real, cold, hard experience.

They probably need to speak with a bona fide financial advisor. 

Here, your tenant doesn't get the tax benefits, but I believe you would be able to do more with your own tax and financial management of the building if you paid the full freight and got higher rent from the tenant.

The methods you mentioned are tried and proven to bring financial stability when the prerequisites can be met, but I didn't mention those methods in my description of wholesaling as I am unable to currently do them....