TLDR: If I can feel confident in the deal itself, I have no problem taking on additional debt.

You could offer them 1/2 or whatever ratio you feel is fair given the circumstances and they can write you a check for that amount to walk away.Another thought, if there is a way you can find out where they are moving, a forwarding address etc, I'd reach out to that new LL or owner and explain the situation to them, I have a feeling the tenant didn't disclose that they have an existing lease as a liability in their financials when the applied, and there may be some application fraud etc at play here that the new LL would likely want to know.Think about this from your own point of view, I doubt if you picked up and left one of your subway locations that the the LL would just let you leave.  

Hopeful to gain some more bookings soon with these additions/amenities.

My cold caller identified this lead and I wanted to see if I could come up with a creative finance solution in addition to an all cash offer in order to give the seller options.Location: Fresno, CABuilt 20104bd, 2 bth, 1600 sqftARV= $415kTheir current asking price for an all cash offer= $390k Their mortgage balance ~120k, interest rate is 4.51%Roof is original (14 yo), HVAC is new (replaced last year), no other updates or major repairs that he's stating.Situation:The husband states his family of 7 has outgrown their current home.

You likely turned a down payment of $26-65k (10-25%) + 36k to get it market ready into a walk away, after tax profit of $200k-ish in 3 years.

Adding the fake grass allows guests to use every square inch of our property and people love that they can continue there beach trip by feeling like they are walking on grass.Its obviously going to vary by area, location etc etc, for us it was the best 12k we ever spent from the look, guest experience and overall dollar for dollar its been great.

Perhaps a 3 floor walk up? 

Additionally, investors can hire a property manager to handle day-to-day operations, freeing up their time and allowing for truly passive income.2.Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs)REITs are a passive investment option that allows investors to purchase shares in a company that owns and manages a portfolio of income-producing real estate properties.

I would like to crawl before I walk. 😇 

It can be a fine line which is best walked with your licensed mortgage broker.