I have found threatening tenants is the #1 best quickest way to earn interesting and unique stories such as; "I had this tenant pour cement down my drains once", or the classic "how did they smear poop there....". 

If your tenant is unable to pay anything for rent, they are very unique.

Looking for some help in a unique situation.

I know a thing or two about banks and there aren't very many that would issue a 19-year-old a loan that size unless there are some very unique circumstances.So that leads to the bigger question of how to access that equity.

Also, working on total setup prior to deals is the goal, sometimes some deals creep unexpectedly, in unique form.

The worst case which I've never heard of happening but is a risk;  the buyer/rent to own tenant buyer complains you ripped them off and calls the state banking division and lodges a complaint.   

Mortgage rates are very low here, around 1.5%, so I have somewhat of a unique situation where there isn't much loan interest to deduct from my taxes and of course rental income is fully taxable, making my taxable income significantly higher than cash flow.

Opinions on here aren't worth $.02, because each market is so unique.

By saving $600 per month not paying high interest makes NACA unique. 

Since I obtained this through a tax lien foreclosure, it makes the situation a little unique.