Quads are generally an easier resell than tri-plexes.

That exact number will give you an idea (in addition to his debt to income ratio) of how easy/difficult it would be to resell the note.

I've been thinking only about the difficulties of re-selling Property A, not about any Property B transactions.

Enough equity to be able to resell it in a pinch without having to take a loss.

At that point you can market the property and resell it free and clear.  

I have a acknowledgment form I have them sign stating that they are aware that I am NOT assuming their loan and the loan stays in their name until I either resell it or refinance at a later date blah blah blah.

So here I am thinking I found a pretty good deal on a REO condo that I can rehab and sell under market without many issues.Turns out, after talking to my mortgage broker, that the property is not on Fannie Mae's list of warranted properties and therefor demands a 10-20% down payment with rates in the 6's for an ARM and 8's for a 30 Fixed.If its this much trouble to purchase the property for me, then I don't think its a great investment as far as trying to resell it.Can anyone shed some light on this for me?

It would probably resell as the cheapest smallest house in town, and the layout is kind of bizarre due to it having been made disabled accessible.

Whenever I wholesale, I tell the sellers up front that I'm most likely going to be the lowest offer, that they can get a better deal by calling a real estate agent, but I'm your guy if you want quick cash (I buy the property with cash and then resell).

I am seeking advice re: seller financing vs lease to own option.