Do you have to pay them a fee to be in the brokerage?

Owner financed scenario:Here is what I thought off:- pay market price ($920k)- Interest: 2-3% year - Down payment: 0-$30,000 - Paying interest only for the first 15 years- Balloon payment at year 15 (or refinance then)The numbers don’t seem to work either.

It may sound nice to pay a 6% management fee but the extra fees can add up to be more than the other company that charges 10% with no additional fees.

Was able to have the seller pay all closing cost and fees (over $25,000) How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

Pick your dilemma - tenant quits paying rent and squats in the house for 2 months while you spend $1,000 to evict them, the AC goes out and it's $5,000 to repair, you need a new water heater, or roof, etc.  

I normally advise my clients in Florida in this situation to:1) give proper notice of non-renewal, and at the same time,2) give notice to pay.If tenant doesn't pay within the notice period, file eviction, and the non-renewal notice serves as a "back stop", if you will, in the eviction, in case you needed to amend the complaint to add that count to the action. 

I currently pay $1600 a month.

What are your thoughts on paying for mentorship?

Appraisals are subjective and don't necessarily reflect what a similar property could be purchased for if you're looking hard enough or if you have the ability to pay all cash and depends on how motivated the seller is and also the venue you are purchasing from or way you are obtaining title

(Not all pay all cash)Cash buyers wants to be found.