If you want to move it, and you are willing to look at both price and terms, and do it yourself, here is an ad....Craigslist ad"We have an urgent need to sell, lovely ___description___, willing to finance rent to own for 3% down, monthly rent = ____ , 24 month commitment, we will help the right family get this great home."

So I decided to call the plumber before committing to a major tear out.

If your friend will not be on title, then I'd advise that you submit offers as a "financed buyer", but with a large EMD, a fairly short closing time frame, and with a letter of funding commitment and a bank statement from your friend.

If they know you are committed to keeping their property looking good and getting rent for them, they will be much happier.

Hi T Lee: Welcome to BiggerPockets.Congratulations on your first two properties.

M&T Bank has something and 3rd fed bank has something.

The partner issues is that they used their saving affraid that I dont keep my promess t and they lose everything.

I pay around $100 per month after all fees.Keep in mind that switching systems with this many units is a major time commitment so make sure you choose wisely.

Just what I was wondering, how others see the subject, not my opinion of what CF is.As to your loan commitment with a property at an unknown price, consider:This commitment is to fund the borrower's request up to a loan amount of $50,000 at a loan to value not to exceed 75% of the purchase price established by agreement or sale bid.Another way is to say up to 75% of any purchase price or sale bid up to a loan amount of $50,000.Don't forget your other requirements being satisfactory to lender, title, escrow, taxes, insurance, sale contract or confirmed bid amounts, etc.Good luck.Others, please chime in.How do you see CF in RE?

The lease gives the T/B possession of the property.