Welcome to the site @Hoang NguyenBe sure to check out The Ultimate Guide to Grading Cleveland Neighborhoods when looking into investing here in #theland

Ultimately, you can gain all kinds of knowledge from various "gurus" and if you don't take action, nothing is going to happen. 

If not, then once they are paid off will you have to ultimate re-finance them again to gain capital to continue growth.

Ultimately, avoid getting trapped into a bad deal just for the seller financing option.At the end of the day, in my opinion, you are investing for the property and the money that the property will generate (be it appreciation, cash flow, tax incentives, etc).  

You might also find the Ultimate Beginners Guide helpful if you have not already done it.

I ultimately chose the university track, got a master's in finance, started a business in Beijing, and am currently working in commercial real estate brokerage in NYC.

@Jennifer Richmond try and figure out a way to include lawn care into the monthly rental amount with a lawn that large, ultimately tenants don't take care of a home like you would.

I know you were asking various questions in your post but thought this scenario would clear up any confusion since you can borrow money from many sources until you ultimately Refi later with a traditional loan (which is usually best since they'll have the 'cheapest' rates and terms).

We need to get the word out before these groups are sending this sort of propaganda out ultimately they want housing to be a human "right" taking our property away. 

My ultimate goal would be to be able to buy this property, rehab a little so that is appraises where I have 20-30% equity where I can rent it out for 1450 and cash flow $300 monthly with as little cash outlay as possible.So here are a few ways to purchase that I thought of.