I think you're likely to find that the tenant was supposed to cover the difference as their voucher will only pay so much, and that she hasn't done so.

@Victor NguyenAfter working with many investors I have realized that everyone has a different criteria.

Although inflation is still present, its effects are more muted than expected, affecting different areas of the economy unevenly.

And just rode the wave of RE through all sorts of different RE ventures..

They can accept one of the tenant times, or text directly with the tenant to schedule a different time.

I put 15% down for our deal, and it gives us more flexibility for the future- The template for the Contract for Deed is the general Contract for Deed for the state of MN (where I reside) - We are getting title insurance and ordered a title commitment to confirm there are no liens or claims on the property I feel like I've educated myself on different seller financing, and understand Contract for Deed protects the seller more than the buyer, so I understand why the seller is going that route, especially if selling Contract for Deeds is how they do their business.

.- thanks  1)  you likely wont be able to use the financing contingency  as it sounds like the loan is available at 80% ltv ...check with your realtor  or a real estate attorney  2)  rates are coming down so check the terms from the lender that can offer  80% or 75%  ltv 3) contact  the smaller to mid size banks and credit unions that are close to the subject property for options   4) if you have the means to leverage the 10% difference via HELOC / retirement account loan or  some other tool- consider it - good luck

@Derek Morrison each state and locality can have different crazy requirements; we’ve had rentals in several states and I just spend time researching required disclosures, inspections, landlord tenant laws for each.

It’s a totally different asset class.

Today I invest passively in real estate, putting small amounts ($5K) in different passive investments (such as syndications and notes) each month through an investment club.