@Alex Vidal If you're looking for conventional/conforming 30yr fixed rate financing on the back side, all lenders I've ever seen want a "natural person" or "individual" as a borrower - not an entity, like an LLC.

I would consider doing this, but for higher rent, since management and maintenance may be increased.In Texas you don't have to disclose natural deaths in a home.

However, I totally understand the transient nature of life.

It sure is easy to vent when things go wrong but we often do not give people credit when they do the right things...human nature I guess.

By searching for one, you will find the other, but in a less predatory way.I'm not trying to hide the predatory nature, but I'm not trying to focus on it either, nor do I think its cool.

He's getting the shaft with $600/year in interest.Also with the nature of installment sales (which is what seller financing is) the seller is going to have to take the agreed upon sales amount divided by his cost to come up with a gross profit percentage.

Also, i'm wondering what color goes best outside with that brickwork thats naturally orangey/rusty and all different sizes.I'll try and post a pic if that description doesnt help lolThanks in advance for any replies.

let the market for space work itself out naturally.

Lokesh--I don't care what the gurus told you, making an offer of this nature to someone with whom you have no pre-existing relationship is absolutely, positively, illegal.Vena

I understand the tax liens are passive investments in nature, but I am not sure if the 12-months holding period applies to them.