Typically I’ve read that you’ll want a seller to hold at least 30% equity in the home for a seller financed deal.

The rent for this is typically $1500 a month.

SCAM typically works like this....you post listing for sale on internet somewhere. 

If you know what you are doing, you could make those numbers work, but you'll have to fund the repairs along the way, and hard money is expensive and terms are aggressive and typically don't work in your favor.

Typically insurance will help with the cost of relocating the occupant of the house that is no longer habitable. 

I actually end up ordering the whole set, because I want them to match as best as possible, and I order sizes they don't typically carry on the shelf.

Can someone provide a brief outline of a typical structure for deals where one experienced managing partner puts together a deal and takes on a number of investor partners?

There isn't typically a contract.

Ballpark 0.3 to 0.7 discount points per 0.125% to rate is about what I typically see for FNMA direct stuff from most lenders.

The higher the #, typically equals worse neighborhood. - Does the rent price include utilities, lawn care, etc?