I recently had a tenant that complained about everything including kids playing, cats going into her yard, us repairing an oven instead of replacing, etc. 

Other than coming up with 20%+ down on the full amount, how could owner financing play into this situation to limit the amount of capital required upfront?

It does nothing for "after acquired title", as in, seller later gets an ownership interest (divorce or inheritance, or from the party *they* bought from).Ideally, you want to buy on a General Warranty Deed and sell on a Special Warranty Deed. 

Ideally, we just want a document stating percentage of ownership for both parties and then action that needs to be taken if the deal or partnership goes sour.

Whatever he deducted in depreciation (or was supposed to deduct) is brought back into play.

I am an agent in the Atlanta area and I deal exclusively with investors.

Cavs Pacers just started tho, so I can't continue to play who is smarter with you right now.Somebody tag me when Tom starts trolling the threads looking for spelling errors

Often, I'll have an investor reach out to me, hoping that I can play matchmaker for them.

The follow up sequences play a critical part in our automations. 

Not sure how many of you BP'ers follow the NBA so here is a quick background and look into what could happen:Lebron James plays for the Cleveland Cavaliers.