Obviously we don’t think the % should be split based on simply financial investment, because of our hands in involvement, but how do we adjust our % to make it a Win win, based on me negotiating everything and my partner locally here helping with everything in between?

The sellers said they had the title in hand but weren’t able to find it.

He has 10-30 deals in philly every month and he can send them to your inbox.The best real estate Pod cast hands is Bigger Pockets.   

Easier to wrap their minds around 10 years vs 30 yearsThe P&I makes it worth my time (and servicing fee)And lastly, passive investors will gladly take this deal off my hands for $40k any day of the weekYour situation in AZ is drastically different from my market, so the underwriting will go to suit.Seller financing in general is on the increase nationwide because of regulations.

Thus the wholesaler maybe in a situation where she needs to pay double realty transfer taxes.Disclaimer: While I’m an attorney licensed to practice in PA, I’m not your attorney.

Pick a certain percentage of yourTo answer you, we do already have some investment rentals that are doing fairly well (handed off to PMs now), we had used house-hacking methods to get these going and did fairly well.

I used to be very hands-on involved, and loved it, but my health has made that extremely difficult.  

That's why I'm hoping someone with first hand knowledge/experience can chime in to help explain this product, how it works, average rate and term, qualifying metrics, etc.

This our first insurance claim, so I’m not sure how this goes. Roofer is neighbors son, genuinely nice guy, want to trust him. They mentioned to us about roof damage and reminded us about the shingles that flew off du...

Obviously the title doesn't change hands, and I do not believe there is any equitable interest in such a scenario (which also means one cannot market the property).