Hi @James L doddIn my opinion, I don't think it would make sense to go more than 20%-25% down on a seller financed deal.  25% down would be conventional financing terms so if they start to require around that amount you should be getting much more favorable terms on the deal (for example, amortization at 30 years, 7-10 year balloon payment, interest only for 1 or 2 years, etc).The big thing would be for you to confirm that the NOI is accurate. 

I think you choose correctly going into this investment segment.Regarding servicers - I have tried few, and the best in my opinion is Madison.If you would like me to share my direct contact with you please send me PM and I will be happy to assist.Eran

Feel free to reach out for specific area market data / trends or a price opinion.

Mostly agreed... the biggest hurdle most of us have is the fear of rejection and unfavorable opinions.

@Brian Ortiz - In my opinion it’s control.

This is of course just my opinion and only time can tell.

This is all just my opinion though, I've never been in the same situation.

We know that we can get their opinions on costs as well as how they plan to build things (some we do not need to provide a detail for) throughout the project and we are contracted directly with the client - from a referral from the contractor (this works the other way around as well). 

Thoughts and opinions are always appreciated. 

In my opinion, the potential liability isn't worth not disclosing.