Seller is interested in paying to occupy the property post sale for a predetermined period of time while they find new housing arrangements, removes their belongings, etc.

He has a long-standing relationship with a local bank who finances most of their flips, so because the bank knew a lot about the properties already, and they have a long relationship, they were willing to finance the notes2) I've seen several note funds on BP who have investors, but instead of a typical profit split arrangement, the fund just promises the investor a fixed return (8-12%) and a senior, unsecured claim against the fund's assets (i.e., the investors are the lenders).

Usually you get about 25% by finding and arranging the deal and the equity partners get 75%.

I contacted the seller and made arrangements to bond him out of jail with the proceeds from the purchase of the property.

MY lender was fine with this arrangement, and the property ended up appraising for $365,000 as-is.

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We are buying a duplex that has one side rented but they are on a month-to-month lease (actually do not have one at all so it is be default a month-to-month arrangement). 

Meantime, you will continue to lose money hand over fist.be kind by giving them three months to find other arrangements, then remove them from the property, renovate before summer, and rent at market rate to tenants that are willing and able to pay what it is worth.

What did the arrangement look like? 

Will get some of these in no particular order, so you re arrange as you see fit.