I believe the seller is motivated to sell due to financial difficulty but that is solely based off of speculation.

This is especially true on large financial transactions/a place to live, which comes in real estate. 

I quit my job at the end of 2014 and in 2015, my husband and I decided to design and build our own Tiny House on Wheels (THOW) to start our path to financial independence. 

I think the financials would be better. 

Hey all,I hear a lot of people say to not get stuck in analysis paralysis and that the greatest value you get from your first deal is the experience, not necessarily the financial returns.

This is not to discourage you from buying, I just want to make sure you're making the best financial decision for yourself. 

@Michael RankertSince this is mostly about the financials of the property, your first move is to talk to a lender to help understand all the options.

@Bob Floss II It's a clients they own whole property I can't give out specific rehab financials but will say it was not a cheap build.

Here is his deal breakdown: (airBnB)Purchase Price: $106,500Down Payment: $5,323Mortgage Payment: $671Average Monthly Income: $2,200Cash Flow After Mortgage: $1,529 This post only shared a few of the team members who have taken the necessary steps to achieve financial freedom.

I believe that either you do not have the correct financial information or you are getting a really good deal.