Tenant elects to accept the property in its current condition and/or they are waiving their opportunity to inspect, at their own choosing and for their own convenience.

i apologize, i meant owner financing.

I meant what I literally wrote.

Quick update: Tenant has elected to move out.

They are not good tenants...I more meant they are good tenants, other than this. 

I meant to say property and demographic fundamentals. 

Hi @Phillip DixonI also meant to add, as a lawyer, I'd say that setting up an LLC is putting the cart before the horse.

@Daniel Lopez you are asking the right questions, but here is something else first; and what I am about to say, I am sorry, may sound a bit harsh, but it's not meant to be.To be brutally honest with you, I think investing in real estate with no-cash/no-credit is generally a bad idea. 

That’s not meant to be taken literally, but it stresses the importance on getting good really good deals so that you maximize your ROI.

These Turnkeys have built in equity in nice neighborhoods and because they have equity they are Safe and Secure Long Term investments meant for passive investors.