That is basically gifting you money. 10% down is also way too low to make it attractive for a seller to finance you. 

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As a Quickbooks ProAdvisor, I spend a lot of time in the system. 

Hey @Chelsey Coleman, so you need to spend a ton of time on the forum and start reading.

Investment Info:Single-family residence private money loan investment.

The idea that you can build wealth without putting any money into it is a recipe for disaster and the sales pitch of gurus trying to steal your money.

It's important to understand if this can be corrected or if you are putting off the decision to lose the liability which only costs you more time and money.

I lived near the University of Oregon before moving here a few years ago and noticed that most landlords were making much more money renting by the room for U of O students.

If you are planning to spend time in any of the units during the first year the best thing to do would be to communicate to the lender that the building will be occupied as both a primary and secondary property by the owners. 

Instead of spending all day waiting in line for a few rides, pay to to 'skip the line' .