I often joke that if they want a 1/3 of the revenue they should put up a 1/3 of the down payment and co-sign for the mortgage..lol Also depending on the geographical region, there's a chance the larger PM operations could be managing several properties in your area.

The seller needs moving money, there are oftentimes an arrears that has to be paid on the loan, there are oftentimes HOA fees that are due, there are title costs, there are escrow costs, usually there is deferred maintenance, you have to make mortgage payments out of pocket until you get a renter in there, you have to pay utilities and taxes, and you need reserves in case it all doesn't go as planned.3.

I have family in Fl and grew up there.I have enough saved for a down payment, FHA or conventional up to 50k.

Also, the builder is going to need periodic payment draws as the project progresses.

Hmmm...To calculate the interest earned by an investment of $25 per month at 5% interest per year where you make a year's worth of payments, you take the first payment and add one month's interest to it ($25 x 5% x 1/12).

I think what I will do is, as some of you already mentioned1. reach out to some here who offered to help2. read the tax forum and find CPAs that I think has provided good guidelines and see whether I can get an initial consultation with themI know they can add value to my situation but unless I believe they can add long term value that will justify my payment, I'm not willing to commit to them. 

Determine the preferred method of payment and communicate it clearly to the tenant.6.

.- passive investor puts in 30% cash for down payment in return for 40% ownership- deal provider (Me) puts zero cash in but finds, secures and manages the deal, bank financing and 100% of the property management- bank mortgage for 70%- closing costs split 50/50- capital improvements split 50/50- all monthly positive cash flow (profit) as well as 60% property ownership goes to the deal provider (me).- first refinance (year 3-5) get investor's 30% investment out (before I take any equity) so we can do it again! 

With the new Business Owner/Investor continues to pay the Mortgage with a service company so payments Principal and Interest go to the Bank as scheduled per the original MortageHow can the new buyer do a wrap (#subject to) with the #first #lien for the underlying mortgage where as the Seller equity is in the second position?

For large managers this may not be an interesting route but for those wanting to benefit from the royalties from the secondary market trading, its an interesting route for sure I wrote Digital Melting to educate the masses.