Not sure where your building but I wouldn't accept anything less than 1.25% monthly rent/value..With the cost to build where it is, it appears that building single family for end users is the way to go..

@Shamere Pittman banks will rarely accept assignable purchase contracts.

For this reason, I would love to help them achieve their dream of home ownership in any way that I can.Just today, she sent me a $38,000 dollar house which is in a decent area, but only able to accept cash and conventional financing which they are obviously unable to do.

Any info you can give would be awesome.If an offer is accepted you pay their market place free and someone from Roofstock will reach out to you and will work with you to closing. 

Assuming DMV accepts your contract it is deed to you.

Maybe if the tenants do not like the carpet color they will be more inclined to accept a tenant buy out.I will provide two examples but my non-rent controlled example will be San Diego market (not LA) because I know the San Diego market better and therefore already know the aver rent increase of a San Diego SFR. 

Any additional advice you have for us beyond these bullets will be happily accepted.

It would be helpful to offer concrete tests/research points. 

Or he may accept nothing, just to be a thorn in her side.

Any additional advice you have for us beyond these bullets will be happily accepted.