I was once helping the tenants try to purchase it but financing fell through.

My main interests are Wholesaling and Creative Financing.

Work closely with a lender to learn more about your financing choices and investigate various loan programs that may be available.

The investors I know that use the common approach of putting 20% down and using new loans from a bank are choosing to invest in Ohio, Indiana, Georgia and other less expensives states.However, folks from CA find using creative finance to invest in AZ are making big bucks.

Others have said that because the lien is tied to the NACA loan, it doesnt have to be paid when you finance out of it. 

I follow some real estate investors and want to put some of the strategies I learned into play.A little bit about me: I came to the U.S. in 2019 to study electrical engineering and always tried to learn how to better manage my personal finances.

Could seller financing work in this case?

At the moment, have plenty of financial glide path, so don't need the equity of the current Investment prop, but had planned to owner finance (extra monthly income flow @7%, fluff... more income not required to eat, clothe, house. ).1) Cursory look indicates 30% max AGI can be deducted if deferred to Charity.

I'm in financing of private lending.

I'm a residential investor and am open to creative financing.