DSCR Loans at 85% LTV are extremely extremely rare right now (if anyone is offering them at all). 

I bought my first househack last year, and I am getting ready to make an offer for the second one.

We have a dire housing shortage in Milwaukee, so the market is competitive and everything worth buying sells quick and usually with multiple offers. 

2) What protective measures should I consider as a buyer in a seller-financed deal to ensure the offer is as efficient as possible?

Buyer agents will reduce in number because many offer the same services.

I work with many fresh grads and even an offer letter can get you a conventional mortgage.

It's just about having the right team in place where you can identify them and get offers submitted quickly and solid contractors that can give you realistic quotes so your financial forecasts are accurate. 

Something without a HOA is best.4) find a local group and go to some of their meetings (if you are buying locally)5) contact a realtor who works with investors and look at a few places after you've run the numbers and be prepared to put in offers and follow through

Airbnb managers and hotel managers practically have the same tasks and that is to make your property If everyone works according to a different work scheme, I invite you to a Zoom conversation so that we can talk about these topics in more depth.You say that there is no guarantee of occupancy at 60% per year, rent, perhaps from your point of view you see it as something impossible but remember that you are not buying just any property, these have acquired a property with hotel management, there is the difference and have a lot Be careful, I'm not talking about properties offered by resorts that are commonly known as (timeshare), they sell memberships that have nothing to do with real estate properties.Investments and businesses have their benefits and risks but tell me one thing that guarantees that my investments in the United States will give good results?.

After 20 years of buying and selling real estate this morning it occurred to me that if somebody offers to sell their house for let’s say $250,000 “as is” and you agree to pay that exact price with no contingencies, but other people are interested in the property , then that seller can just raise his price and not sell the property for the price “advertised”.