Everyones investment goals are different which inherently creates discrepancies in what is percieved as a deal.

It's very common for beginning investors to get caught up on obstacles that are way down the line from them; like worrying about how they're going to get financing on their 11th property before they've even started.

Once your used to the no’s the anxiety you get when facing an obstacle becomes so much more manageable.

Most recents: Axe throwing, Ninjabe (ninja warrior obstacle course), go-karts, pottery making, and more.

The only obstacle we currently face is the funding.

A license is more often an obstacle in those cases.Second, sure, you get access to the MLS, but for a monthly fee, and you have to be with a broker.

Drop the sale price to $700,000 and the interest rate to 3% and she still gets $995,914, quite a bit more than if you borrowed from a bank and that would limit her capital gains and still put $3300 in her mail box every month.Regarding looking to partner with her on other deals, I would be wary of that.

The remaining interest savings is inherently coming from what are nothing more than over-payments 'hidden' within the remainder of your standard monthly mortgage payment. 

If not then it is a intrusion in her privacy and you may have to have it removed.

Paralysis of Analysis is the biggest obstacle to overcome.