I'm assuming there is a reason you see an opportunity for owner-financing--the sellers are in a situation that requires them to dispose of the property quickly, the house has an issue that prevents it from selling traditionally on the market, the sellers are under water on the house, etc.

@Zac VaughanHey Zac,With most HUD homes and REO’s in general they don’t qualify for a traditional FHA loan.

I have a solid understanding of investing in a broad sense, especially in traditional paper assets, but as for real estate investing experience, I'm as new as they come.

Is this a traditional rental or vacation rental?

@Shaun Weekes what I was trying to achieve if reasonable rates existed was to not pay traditional mortgage underwriting expenses plus incur another hard pull on credit.

I wa wondering if anyone used any platforms like LendingClub or any other programs that yield a good return and don't involve too much of the legal aspect that you have with traditional niches. 

Delayed financing for cash buyers. 30% down payments for loans up to $2M.Capital Three Sixty- National Lender, Residential, Commercial & Hard Money Lender (Ask for Jon Finman)Civic Financial = direct lender www.civicfs.com 1 year 8.5%-10.5% fix and flip2 year 8.5% to 10.5% extended rehab or qual for conforming loan, IO4 year 8.5-10.5% if you cannot obtain traditional mortgage financing.

I do make a traditional commission on the base policy.This kind of policy does take some specialty work - that’s why term is so popular  it’s much easier to sell, but a lot of my business comes from referral.

Traditional owner occupant home buyers?

Well, @Rafael Encarnacion it is a subject to deal, though not in the traditional sense.