I would be the capital provider and not be active in the partnership. 

Of course, the borrower must be comfortable with the 6% for the life of the loan.For some situations, this is perfect. 

If so, this property is going to be very slow to provide decent cash flow  - at that price, $125k, it shows poor historical appreciation.  

Coming here, having people take time to provide expert advice and not having the decency to bring their azz back to even read it is insulting to me. 

Absent a clause in a trust that provides for a beneficiary to designate powers of sale (or will, if that’s the controlling document) then you are just an interested buyer party.  

I've read several books on REI thus far but realize that the great minds on this forum can also provide significant and relevant insight on strategies they'd apply in current market conditions if they could start over with $250k in cash.For context, my family and I reside out-of-country, at the moment, but will likely return to the US in 1-2 years.

POH homes can provide a huge lift in NOI depending on rental demographics and home maintenance costs. 

My company, 1031X, is a nationwide 1031 provider.

Hi Ayyoub-Great question and I am right up the road from you in Ann Arbor.Certainly, getting a conventional loan may provide slightly better rates than an investment loan like a DSCR loan.However, if you are buying income property you can use the income to qualify for the loan with a DSCR or Debt Service Coverage Ratio loan and not so much your personal finances like a conventional loan.Basically, you need three things.1.

It is very inexpensive compared to what gurus charge and provides a lot more usable information.5.