These will also help you to learn a bit more about your market.Two lists that aren't over-mailed yet are:Seniors with Long-Time Ownership - these folks could be ready to downsize or transition to a place with assistance.Homeowners with Low Financial Stability Scores (FSS) - someone struggling financially could be ready to cash in their house.

I wanted a PM with in-house ownership of employees.

I'm scouring the internet, youtube, talking to friends but I figured I'd throw up a post too and see if anyone would be willing to walk a young hustler first timer through the process.Ideas I've lightly thought about, but I'm not sure if these are possible/legal:-Take traditional mortgage for 90k, do a personal note for the remainder -Take full personal secured note for the purchase price, and pay the 90k mortgage myself-Pay off her mortgage, take ownership, then put a bank mortgage on it and pull my cash back out, and then write a note for the remainderThanks BP!

On a side note,  if you have experience with “a change in ownership“ when you rent to Section 8 tenants, I would like to know what your process was.

Lastly, we strive to refinance in 3 years and return as much of our investor capital as possible AND yet they still retain their 30% ownership. 

Will the increase of properties on the market, bring more Millenials to home Ownership?

So maybe a good idea that you work together, but don't take ownership of the same property together.

This was a team effort among our architect, construction manager, and ownership group working diligently to complete the plans with ample time to process them with the city, garnering the necessary approvals and preparing us to begin construction on schedule.And that leads me to today.

So if you go the real estate route, you will want to somewhat minimize the number of transactions and focus on long-term asset holding, rather than short term "day trading" type ownership horizons. 

I could even pay her for that option almost like a lease but witha change of ownership.