The seller bought two years ago for whatever he paid.

I am a beginner and learning about seller/owner financing and I am in Canada.

Someone on the short term rental forum just posted that Proper would not cover them with cloth wiring, but Foremost will.  

I am looking to invest in my first short term rental locally, and I am also looking at vacant land opportunities in mid Florida.  

Purchase price: $275,000 Cash invested: $294,000 Seller was behind on pay HOA payments and in risk for losing the property.

In short, whether or not they are a voucher holder should not in any way play into the application process or you are in violation of Fair Housing.  4.

CT is where I am located and for this state it's 5% EMD and the rest no sooner than 21 days but no later than 30 (that timeframe is when the closing process with the seller/borrower will take place)...But since my state has a judicial foreclosure process and every step must be court-approved I just wasn't sure if I have to put down 5% EMD before it gets approved or after(I want to note that the clock for the 21 to 30-day timeframe to close doesn't start until the court approves the sale) 

With houses sitting on the market longer, I am thinking of offering the house as a short term rental until it sells.

I wanted to drop a short note here.

The seller is actually a brokerage/realtor.