As an investor, I'm drawn to the incredible potential real estate holds for achieving financial freedom and creating a legacy for future generations.

There is a program called TSAHC which was created to help buyers purchase homes.

While I'm excited about the potential, I'm also unfamiliar with the specific dynamics of the Orlando market.I'm particularly interested in finding a small multi-family property (duplex, triplex, or fourplex) that would be a good long-term hold.

You can do a seller credit and ask the buyer to execute a new contract with the window guy.

Highly desirable as a rental with the potential to convert the vacant lot to additional STR units.

In general, investing in an income-generating property first can potentially provide long-term financial benefits and greater returns.

Potential motivated sellers are getting the postcards but some aren't that motivated.

Otherwise, they’re playing Russian Roulette with costly mistakes, potential fines and lawsuits.

What type of potential scenarios are you looking at ? 

What's missing from much of this discussion is a real understanding of what the property is, ten acres in the heart of upstate New York Finger Lakes wine country, the desirability of that property as a vacation property on the one hand and the value of it as a vineyard on the other, and how local government (especially Yates County) is systematically trying to fight against the encroachment of moneyed OOS vacation-home buyers/STR operators  in the area.This is not some bland normal place where normal people live and operate.