They will share a lot of info. 

However, my big question is how do I account for the money I'm saving by not paying any interest? 

Thanks for that info.

It's fairly high profile and owner wants tenants to provide proof of funds and concept prior to getting access to any info.

It represents a passive investment option for individuals seeking to save money beyond traditional savings accounts, without delving into more complex investment strategies.

I have tons of experience inspecial assets from inside of banks and I run a company that does, among other things, purchase non-performing loans and work them out (for all you that are trying to purchase them, we're not sitting on any right now...just saving you the question).

@Carini Rochester, thanks for the info and advice. 

Assuming it is legitimate, the subject-to model can help you save money on taxes and get you a nice monthly check.

This could be a temporary solution, allowing your girlfriend to have one unit, while you rent out the others individually until you save enough for your own place together.

So, being a passive limited partner (LP) might align better with your situation, saving you from potential liability coming from the investment or asset.