You want your Cash Flow to remain the same.  

I didn't assume you were the listing agent, but you and the listing agent need to know about any junior liens that may need for the buyer to kick in some extra money to satisfy them, up front, in order to structure your offer properly.  

I typically call Gary at valley pest bc he is the cheapest for letters, but one of the homes I helped a client sale used Terminex for mold remediation and were satisfied with them. 

Certainly, the seller knows the wholesaler is in business and must make a profit to remain in business.

So you paid me $5k upfront, I will use the remaining $1k to pay people so we don't have to stop work while waiting on the funds.

My business mind tells me to utilize the remaining time as a vacation rental to try and help fund the upgrades/repairs we need to make.But before I can do that, I am looking for advice on how to manage this clunky ownership structure.1.

He stated he would be satisfied with only two units if he could stay.I am new to investing but have met a mentor who has almost 100 single-family homes who has offered for me to partner with him half and half on this property.

He sells the house to you, carries the note, your monthly payments go to pay down the mortgage he has remaining and some cash into his pocket.

This is the challenging question that we have come to is coming up with a professional 3 offers to present while making them satisfied.

Thus, John will pay capital gains tax on $200,000 of the gain and the remaining $200,000 will be excluded per IRC sec. 121.Note: for simplicity sake, this example does not take depreciation deductions into account, which is explained below.This is not legal advice.