But I am super curious about seller financing.

Super easy research with lots of pics for comps.

Noam, Greg, Alina, my bad for not mentioning - that i am most passive, not 100%, but something like a handful of SFR's whose responsibilities are shared among two partners.So i cannot be super-active - but i can devote a few hours [4-6] a week - have a full time job on the side.We are realistic about with lower returns with a passive investment.

Now who wouldn't want to use super human AI to price comps or calculate a BRRRR?? 

She thought the class was super easy to follow along with

A lot harder in a small town, not super concerned about the lack of rental history or even the new job as long as it seems stable, the credit is the concern though dig in a bit more on that though.

If not you can back out of the deal but only if you had an inspection contingency in the offer which you should along with financing contingency unless you’re in a super competitive market where those are typically waived but as a newbie you want to make sure those are included to protect yourself.

I'm actually not super concerned (yet), because I got in this initially to help out lower-income people and 3 of my 6 tenants are through Section-8, one is Bridges, and another is the relatively new LTH programs funded through the county.

I was having problems mitigating a roach problem in adjacent unit, and the reason i finally realized her less than desirable living habits were creating a roach breeding mega heaven, and incidentally discovered the above mentioned stuff...any small crack or hole in by an electrical outlet plate, had the most vile and gross path of roach feces, full on super highway paths of roach feces into any possible wall void.YUCK!!!

I was super exited to get started but I’m already sick of dealing with the dictatorship at the city.