Frankly the attorney and mortgage brokers handle the entire transaction for you until they need you (signatures, checks, etc).

The good news is that they are pooling from a relative who has done several transactions and has a liquid source of income from them to draw from.

Lot of sellers don't want to be the bad guys who kicked out paying tenants, just for the sake of the transaction. 

For this reason, most lenders offer virtually the same products, but there are a few out there that are willing to get creative for you.

You may also want to look into the solo 401k (if you are self-employed at least on a part-time basis) plan, or IRA LLC if you will be doing a high number of transactions as it will save you processing and custody fees. 

To be specific, I'm searching for statistics on the aggregated value and/or volume of the transactions in either. 

As I'm researching properties for us, I'm left wondering how this transaction will go down and how I'd pay him.To make numbers easy, let's say we find a $100k MFR and we want to go in 50/50 on the $30k downpayment as well as the subsequent mortgage on that property.  

Glitter Bomb. https://www.ruindays.com/products/spring-loaded-gl...Seriously though...

I am concerned because I will be selling this investment to other investors and don't know if this is normal on an inventor transaction?

It was clear we were selling it to him.. or her.. but they still have that deep seeded renter mentality.you have to remember us here on BP are versed in RE and to us what seems easy and logical to many who are clueless about how transactions work .. have no clue to the vocabulary etc.. it can happen.Again I think this 97.78 % is a tenant just squatting based on feedback but you never know.