A weight that most Americans carry for life.

I am looking at selling a property, and 1031ing into a new property.The seller is willing to carry a second mortgage.I plan to close the purchase transaction using the cash from the 1031.After that transaction closes, what happens if I then sign a second with the seller, and he gives the cash right back to me?

As a landlord, I have to carry Hazard Insurance regardless of whether my tenant's choose Renter's Insurance.2.  

Can the seller carry back a 2nd? 

Both through their professional activities and through your ability to go after them if they fail to do so (they carry E&O policies for a reason.)The buyers' agent doesn't cost you anything, he is paid by the seller.  

There are some advantages for him.I have always stated I would give my tenants the first right of refusal if I ever sell.See if the seller will carry your down payment.

All of he 90+ AFUE models we use here carry 9+ year warranties.

I expect to have relatively no repairs needed in the first 2 years that the renters deposit wont cover, but I will carry $100/month from earnings in holding until the end of the year, at which point I will hold and only replenish if I use it. 

Then that prop manager will carry over my side of the duplex also when I move out?

If so, what requirements would you look for in an individual to carry a note worth 80k, 15 year term and a 10 year call?