You are taking all the financial risk and should have 100% ownership of the property, as your lender will allow.Taking title in a corporation owned by you and your contractor gives him control and a percent ownership that you alone are on the hook to pay.

OMG I might be able to help here wher Bill might not know Ohio Land Contracts.And I hope I am right, cuz I am really tired of Bill being right 99.999 per cent of the time. lolFrom an attorney in OH:Quote:"Faye CoxMarysville Litigation LawyerYou have to have your land contract reviewed by an attorney.

I'd save over $68k on interest over the life time of the new refi mortgage.

Is it better to put 50 percent down or stick with just 20 or 25 percent? 

The lifetime return of the S&P500 is over 9%.  

If they chose to, they can probably get away with a few percent down payment on an FHA and then can easily afford to purchase something similar on their own? 

If you leave your unit vacant there is a tax for that and rent control, the city gives you a percent you are allowed to use every year( CA has it's own state regulated number) and protected classes can not easily be evicted.

Landlords can still terminate a rental agreement if the renter otherwise violates the agreement or does something illegal on the property.Moreover, HB 4401 includes funding for landlords from Oregon Housing and Community Services in order to help pay back up to 80 percent of owed rental income.

Detached Structures: for other buildings on the property (ie. sheds & detached garages)Again, there is normally an included limit of that is a percent of the building limit.

I get 5 to 10 percent more in rent that I would from market tenants.