You have the right motivated seller, you can create your own terms and opportunities.Example 1: My brother and I bought a 25 unit mobile home park last year.

Hi BP, I'm currently structuring a deal which I need to present to my seller tomorrow.

Jake Stenziano and @Gino Barbaro will show how they have bought, repositioned and refinanced multifamily properties in the Knoxville MSA and Steve Goldman, one of the top multifamily brokers in TN will give details of the overall demand for rental investments in East Tennessee.Additionally there will be details of how investors can access fix & flip funding for both single family and small multifamily properties.Hope to see you there.VictorVictor

I was looking in the city for this second one, but it was definitely a seller's market and I wasn't impressed with what I got for my money.

Networking here on BP was also helpful and I have since met with several of them.You can also consider contacting a realtor since you don't pay them, a seller does, and they may be able to find something for you as well.  

I've reached out to the listing agent to provide more details on where the seller is with this process.  

So let me get this straight, FHA will only consider so much of1) seller concessions part of your up front costs with their loans because they want to provide financial assistance towards mainly the purchase price of the home(?)

Remember that like most of these sites, the data may be stale.It depends on the seller whether they want no financing contingencies or if they're flexible.It depends on whether you can get the info a lender would need to go in to closing with a loan commitment.

@Russell Brazil Have you personally experienced sellers walk away from a deal because the buyer is using a 203(k) or homestyle loan?

If I do sell them, it will be a turnkey solution, or because the demand is there and it just makes sense to do so.