Foundation companies have to follow the engineer report.

@Joseph Hammel I was out tonight I got your message very late I’ll follow up with you in the morning

This is a site that I have been following for a few years now, and I have finally decided to take action! 

Usually those deals are for folks who have been with them for several years and are proven investors.My guess is, if you're going to be a "cash" buyer, is you'll need to have funds in hand, ready to settle. 

Write down each address you find and then follow up in some way. 

We are having a hard time finding a PM that is non turnkey and will follow up with our inquiries.

You're not obligated (unless it's in your lease).Finally, follow your lease and give her the required days notice to end the lease.

Follow up for rehab, flipping or renting to pay off the notes up to 6 months until sold.  3.

We do have a lawyer lined up who should be able to take care of that aspect, so that's good to know.In terms of the structure you proposed, I just have a couple follow up questions to make sure I understand properly:1) If the investor pays us $50,000, we would offer to pay him a preferred return of $3,000 per year from the monthly income we receive?

New member here - have found many useful tips & strategies on this site, but was never a member prior to today.I have a question about seller financing calculations regarding a deal that I'm currently working on.I'll spare you the full details of the deal, but I've essentially been able to get the seller to open up to a possible seller financing deal that would get me a great cash on cash return of near 20% on a good, solid property on the busiest street in town.Here's where I'm somewhat stuck (and I hope you can follow).