.- Flexible Terms: We can discuss flexible payments that suit your needs, allowing you to customize the agreement according to your preferences.- Avoiding Hefty Tax Burdens: By spreading out the sale over time, you may mitigate the impact of capital gains taxes, making seller financing a tax-efficient option.- Legacy Planning: If you're concerned about leaving a lump sum to your heirs, seller financing allows you to pass on your wealth gradually, ensuring financial stability for your loved ones.- Minimal Hassle: Seller financing eliminates the need for bank involvement, reducing paperwork and streamlining the sales process.- Assured Sale: Choosing seller financing may attract a broader pool of potential buyers, beyond myself, increasing the likelihood of a successful sale.I believe that by working together, we can find a solution that benefits both of us.

I prefer vinyl floor planks (I think this is what I have in my house) because my knees hurt with tiles. 4.

And there are a couple of other guys that do it at scale. 

The third and final heart warmer was a zoom call with a private equity guy out of NJ who invested with Spark a couple of years ago.

Hi Michael, what you’re describing is similar to the BRRRR method in which you find a fixer upper deal, buy it with preferably private or hard money, rehab it, rent it out and refinance it.

That would be too low for me personally as there are other investments that yield better results for less risk.Personal preference but I also don't buy without leverage for a number of reasons, even when the cash is available.

@Gene Jungcertainly there are personal preferences and values involved but in general you get better returns from leveraged real estateyou will also be able to claim depreciation as an expense, which helps offset any taxes you might have to pay on net incomeconsult your CPA for more detail

Spend a couple of weekends and drive at least the major roads of areas you are not familiar with. 

I got a couple quotes that includes liability coverage.

I had many things going with that house the first couple months and the statements I found a bit confusing.