I would say look for a hard money lender actually - you won’t need to verify income or anything, they usually care most about the deal itself and this deal seems like it has great potential also when you’re starting out, it’s going to be difficult finding private money fast and they’re not going to trust you as much so their rate will be higher, hard money lenders at that point have the same rates as them!

This is very difficult for those of you reading that may not understand.  

. - I just read the section 8 bible.

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When I read about the "listing" contracts offered to the original sellers in Missouri who started the lawsuit I about fell off my chair - I would sue too!

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Some international investors just want to park their money, don't trust the stock market, and don't seem to care about ROI.

I recommend reading the book, "Real Estate by the Numbers" by J Scott and Dave Meyer to get a better idea of what this looks like.

If you're not careful, you can have your entire gain converted into non-exchangeable ordinary income. 

Critical to understand the standard of care that triggers the clause and as the property owner you want negligence and not "wilful misconduct".