Quote from @Samuel Fish: I'm here because I recently came across the offer and after hearing their asking price I realized that I need to do some research!

Try offering to multiple duplexes and even calling the owners directly (try calling the ones that have owned 10+ years) and seeing if they will sell to you. 

That means a column on a spreadsheet for each property (tax number) and a comprehensive list of items on the row side of the spreadsheet.I want to look at what my exit strategy is for each building.I want to know why he is offering seller financing and of course if it's a fair price, has title reports and is done through escrow.I don't need a real estate agent, but I would have inspections done to look for something I night miss.I want to know if buying the lot and selling off a portion makes sense.

I offered them a lease, few hours later after some technology hiccups, she forwarded an email to me with that same email address she used for her landlord reference.I immediately told them this is fraud and cancelled their lease.

Sell and move into NNN commercial properties where the tenant pays the taxes insurance and maintenance.  

There are many good lenders on BP that offer this product.

@Jonathan GreeneI agree - I like to offer an alternative option which can be negative and I get plenty of private messages of me being mean, out for people etc.As an example, I am Sorry, but my opinion is if you get 100% financing I think it is ultra high risk especially for someone new to real estate.

cost: 1,300/mrunway: 4 months = 6,800spread: 1900all in cash: 138,800Income a year: 22800/y ÷ all in cash = coccoc: 16.43%seller sees offer: 250,000sub-to 120,000sell fin: 500 w/ 0% intrest term: 13.33 yearsdown: 50,000

If the seller is open to seller financing, I was thinking of putting in a full price offer with 10% down and maybe terms of 30 years with 4% interest rate.  

Do any of you offer a golf cart in your STR?