Keep in mind if you have a mortgage on it, the loan might be called because of the Due on sale clause. 

Spreadsheets don't paste well here, but here is what I'm looking for: Net CFs From Investment 1yr exit Net CFs From Investment 3yr exit Net CFs From Investment 5yr exit Exit Price Gain on Sale Cap Rate IRR Estimated Exit Price/Gain on Sale - 1 Yr Annualized IRR - 1 Yr Estimated Exit Price/Gain on Sale - 3 Yr Annualized IRR - 3 Yr Estimated Exit Price/Gain on Sale - 5 Yr Annualized IRR - 5 Yr Thanks!

Also, if you are interested in sales, why not just get your real estate license? 

The holder of the note makes no real difference; in Jane's case, it might be more advantageous to her to hold the note than sell outright depending on how she can absorb the sale from a tax perspective; in your case you don't have enough income to do a conventional loan so getting a seller carry can give you more properties.

Thinking about making the first purchase:roughly $90K sale pricePlan to purchases with 100% Home Equity Loan 7% interest only for 12 monthsInvest $20-30K in renovations (using 7% interest loan)Anticipated value $150KThen Refinance $90K with conventional mortgage before the 12 months are up.It will cash flow $300 /month based upon current market rentals.Question: Could I also consider selling property where I finance?  

Put up a for sale sign so they're enticed/nervous/encouraged to purchase?

If you have lived in a home as your primary residence for two out of the five years preceding the home's sale, the IRS lets you exempt $250,000 in profit, or $500,000 if married and filing jointly, from capital gains taxes.

If one is renting out a percent of their personal property, that same percent of the profits will be subject to capital gains tax at the time of sale.

The property is scheduled for a foreclosure sale prior to your close date, is that correct?

Looking to bid in a few days on a Primary Mortgage lien,  it appears that there was an COA Lien which was filed with county on 11/22/22.    Unclear if the lien has expired, and if surplus funds would go to the COA Acc...