I have found a property that I like for my new primary residence and I am trying to see if the seller is open to a longer duration close where I rent from the seller for 90-120 days to allow enough time for the investment properties to get leased.I am also considering asking if they would be willing to explore a seller-financed option but I don't know how to structure that so that a regular seller might find that more attractive than a regular closing. 

New construction is certainly a viable option but I am seeing people have great success with the renovation of existing properties.

Another option is cash for keys but I have never done this but others on this forum have and can probably advise further.

@Chancy VinesThere are many free options that are good and BP pro has some contracts that are boiler plate. 

@Michael Plaks suggestion of considering cash out refi was a strong option.

I’m considering purchasing a rental property in Southern New Hampshire due to the more affordable multifamily options compared to Boston.

I thought I would take a few minutes just to share some insight into how 2023 has been going in case you are interested in exploring the Indianapolis market for yourself. - First and foremost, and not unique to Indy, obviously interest rates have been the main character in the story for anyone looking to buy.

Does anyone have a system they use to filter through the endless available markets and narrow down your options to something a bit more manageable?

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So I am considering two options:(1) HIre a contractor to hand off to finish the project.(2) Sell it as-is.If I go with option #2, obviously it cannot be a normal sale as the property is not habitable in it's current state, so cannot be mortgaged nor insured.