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HiI live in the area that the new Los Angeles Rams practice facility is being built.

I've also had one potential tenant tell me that "an income requirement of 3x the monthly rent basically disqualifies single-income families".

I would say that if you have a great relationship with your investor and you know that if things go south, they will pay you back, then you could potentially move forward with the deal.If you'd still like to move forward as a gator lender then there are 3 main things you will want to focus on:1.

Look into setting an S-corp to potentially reduce self-employment taxes and Section 199A qualified business income deduction

Great question and I have been a practicing CPA for almost 25 years. 

How can I assess its potential and mitigate risks effectively, especially given its location?

Hello BP community,I'm currently in the process of potentially purchasing a multifamily property, and the seller has indicated they're open to seller financing.

Nothing like being able to sell the dream of dinner and a movie to your potential tenants, to help them see the need.

That way you can bypass a bridge loan.I have borrowed $50k from my father to float some of the purchase of a Dental practice my wife owns...we simply pay into an account that we use to periodically pay him back lumps sums.