If they are not all 3 from the same seller you will have three separate deals, as mentioned before unless it is listed in the public remarks or the property has been for sale for a very extended period of time seller financing is unlikely, and many times if the seller is not seeking seller financing, you can make an offer for interest rate, terms etc.

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@Michael Forbes that is such an important question you absolutely need to seek an expert.

Instead of looking to short term it, I’d reach out to their housing department and see if they can assist with fining annual tenants.Another thought if you want to look at short term options would be to reach out to the local builders.

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Seek local investors, not out of state investors, to help you. 

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O.K. as I am sure many of you know, the closing process after the PSA is signed is fast with a lot of folks and tasks.What is your favorite tech to use to assist with closing workflow/process automation?

Are there certain banks we should be seeking out?

I'd never work with a borrower seeking 100% financing though.Or another situation I've seen is that the borrower has enough cash to close and has a private lender to cover rehab, but the HML needs to see extra liquidity in the bank and doesn't accept secondary financing.