Seller financing deals can be structured in all kinds of ways - it just depends on what you and your seller agree to.

I am trying to do my first real estate deal and am wondering how to structure it.

I'm interested in long term opportunities for cashflow and would like to attempt to aquire a few cashflow opportunities utilizing the BRRRR method. 

I know the details will depend on the specifics of the deal, but I could use some advice on some options for how a deal like this might be structured. 

Yoder (east of Colorado Springs) still has 40 acre lots (without a structure) for under $100k...it's because you can't get the water rights for commercial farming or agriculture. 

Most lenders will structure it as an interest only bridge for 12 to 24 months.

Knowing my timeline, do you think it's feasible (and wise) to start by going hard-core into wholesaling, then build up into fix & flips (for fast profit), and then rolling all of that income into buy and holds with the BRRRR method? 

I have a friend who has inherited a house from her deceased mother that needs a lot of work. My friend wants to renovate the house to sell but doesn't have the money to do so. My friend has asked me to partner up with...

Hi  everyone First time using the BP calc , so perhaps I am just not understanding BP method or I am miscalucating however ,, I input a home's data points with all associated costs and the complete  loan amounts, points, fees etc.When the results came back , The ROI was based on the total project costs.. i.e.  

For this reason same configuration units in multi buildings rent for much less than small detached houses of which there are many.1-4 unit properties are valued using the comparison method.