I am sure many people on this forum are in my shoes.

I live and invest here in South Florida (Miami) and I’m hoping some of you more experienced investors can let me know what you would do in my shoes and why.

I live and invest here in South Florida (Miami) and I’m hoping some of you more experienced investors can let me know what you would do in my shoes and why.

@Alexander Ramos if I were in your shoes, I would probably take the following stepsPurchase & Sale Agreement: Get control of the house via a purchase and sale agreement that documents the Seller's willingness to provide seller financing at certain terms (e.g. payments, tenor, interest rate, etc.)Authority: Make sure you know what you're buying because it may not be possible to only buy one unit in the duplex townhome i.e. it may not be possible for the Seller to only sell one part of a duplex and not both units.

I do not want to be in your shoes as I see so many red flags.Firstly, you buying this from a wholesaler?

As mentioned, land is a basic function of economic transactions, not cars, or bananas or shoes.

If I were in your shoes I’d tread lightly with a partnership that I was already having reservations about.

Hey @Ben Morand, I was in your shoes just a few short years ago.

I’m not trying to be negative at all just sharing how I would feel and do feel in your shoes as I’m no seasoned pro.

If you could sell for at least break-even on your investment, I would be doing that in your shoes while the market favors sellers.