It is likely the seller and tenant are both aware that their current arrangement is coming to an end.

There's a nice template that helps you manage your investor friends as they move through different stages of investments. https://blog.trello.com/how-to-manage-a-killer-sal...

It would be up to the two partners to agree on the terms of the arrangement and ideally put it all in writing.From a future loan qualification perspective this monthly payment will count against the debt to income ratio for all parties for future loans based on this bank/ car/ mortgage payment being reported to the credit bureaus.

Ive never done blown in on exterior walls (though I do have one home from ~’46 that definitely has it) just because it settles and in the cold here it sucks, you get a ~20*C spread from top to bottom on a 9’ wall.I mentioned using it as a feature mainly because if you’re trying to maintain some of the character of the time period you may be able to make it work but if for example you’re turning this into a modern designed / staged home exposed planks may not really fit in.

I've arranged financing.

I think there should be different stages to the meetups - newbie investors (0-5 deals done), intermediate (6-20 deals), then advanced (20+ deals)...or something like this.

As it sounds like many of you mentioned, there are some significant changes coming with the RIP stuff coming closer to the final stages.

Looks like I will need to come up with some sort of a business arrangement with a managing or designated broker for this to work.  

We finally had it, called her directly, and agreed on a Deed in Lieu/Cash for Keys arrangement in less than a week.

I have cancelled my arrangement with the PM and looking elsewhere.