@Spencer Zeff meant to add one of my favorite quotes “pigs get fat and hogs get slaughtered”

However, C deals might be cheap enough where you can get burned and learn a lesson pretty inexpensively.

However we learn best from our own experiences and specifically the ones that burn us the Most.  

Take the time to burn up the phones finding your lender. it will require many calls. and be very direct and to the point, asking them if they will allow a seller carry back on a commercial loan. be prepared that even if they do allow it, they will still want you to have a certain amount of skin in the game. 

Quote from @Cassidy Burns: Hey BP,I'm looking for a good meet up to attend in Charleston , SC.  

It amazes me that people don't help themselves get help and burn a bridge they are counting on needing.  

Hi Abby,Old Buildings are pretty, but they take a LOT of knowledge and a lot of TODO to make happen.Maybe someone in here LOCAL to you can help you out (and not burn you out of the deal in the process).All of those things could be done, but the rent free thing might work better if you are a part owner and also building manger.I do not do this type of investment, but beware,,,not everyone is a fair player, and someone(s) may seek to squeeze you out of the deal and take the whole thing for themselves, leaving you with nothing.I will give you a "Lead".

If you are looking to churn and burn residential and suburban single families across the US and keep liquidating to build capital that you then can invest in multi-family buildings that you then will hold, then the HML fix and flip program is for you. 

Honestly, after lots of thinking and listening to seasoned investors and being on the inside of these deals on the lending side, what I plan to do is churn and burn this residential/suburban real estate around three major cities.  

Hi Nick, thanks for the reply.I'm afraid there isn't much more fat to trim off this place.