Also let us know the Sales Price, Down Payment and loan interest rate and term length?

Taxes can be prorated for the projected length of the project.

, location, vacancy, NOI, tenant(s), length of lease(s), etc.

@Brad WallaceYou would need to ask your current 401k administrator, but in all likelihood your funds are trapped in that plan until you leave the company or reach age 59 1/2.401k plans can permit an "in-service" distribution, whereby under certain circumstances such as age, length of service, etc., you may have an option to rollover funds to a different IRA/401k of your choosing.  

Returns to PML's we are negotiable depending on the project, the amount of investment, length of time of investment and security required. 

If you have tree issue causing sidewalk or foundation uprooting that adds in cost as well as replacing the main water and sewer lines the parking lot might have to be cut up which gets very expensive depending on the length of the run and how deep they are buried.

Here are the numbers as I see them: Mortgage Rate 4.75% Length of Mortgage in years 30 Monthly Mortgage payment $978.09 Taxes $ 350.00 Sewer and Water $ - Trash $ - Heat/Utilities $ - HOA $ 65.00 Cap Ex and Ops $ 200.00 Insurance $ 80.00 Mgmt Fee $ 200.00 Vacancy $ 160.00 Total Expenses $2,033.09 Unit 1 $ 1,000.00 Unit 2 $ 1,000.00 Total Revenue $ 2,000.00   Cashflow/month $ (33.09) Cashflow/year $ (397.07) Cash on Cash Return -0.62%

I'm open to mutual funds I currently own, but must keep the money with them for the length of the LOC.As soon as I move the money, they'll provide the same amount in the LOC.  

Then, if yes, you could hash out the terms with him (interest rate, length of loan, down payment, if any, etc.), and write up a contract.To write it up, just add "seller will finance (state the terms you agreed on)" to the "special stipulations" section of the contract.  

@Javier Fernandez - the number of credit lines is important, as is the length of credit, etc.