Originally posted by @Troy Gandee:@Jeegar Patel It is the same.

In its basic form you are either creating a note and mortgage (or deed of trust) and collecting the payments until paid off or you are buying all or part (partial) of a note and mortgage that someone else has originated. 

Originally posted by @Mike Binford:Campus Property for assignment E 14th Ave is located in Indianola Terrace neighborhood in the city of Columbus, OHBeds: 4 Baths: 2 House size: 2,254 sq ft Stories: 2 Lot size: 6600 Garage: Detached Garage Year built: 1910 Property type: Single familyStyle: Old Style Please send the address and price

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Originally posted by @Alina Trigub:@Talita Oliveira You should search for local OH  self-storage investors here on BP and then reach out to them directly.

A couple more articles on this topic: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/10850/77215-th...https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/10850/74885-if...3) become HML (a bit more involved than private money4) invest in notes (performing or non-performingIf you have other questions, feel free to reach out to me directly. 

Originally posted by @Ada Tor:Thanks for the quick reply, Julie - very encouraging to hear that it's an avenue worth pursuing.I used to be concerned about my personal furniture (which is not inexpensive) but after I added up the opportunity costs of NOT utilizing my primary residence as a STR in my absence, all my concerns about it vanished.

With over 100 people inattendance, I know raising capital and finding partners maybe isn’t asdifficult as I originally thought.

The only way I see you doing this if you lock in the contract and than find a buyer who is willing to buy with seller financing through the original owner.