Hello,I am in the very early stages of talking to a couple of different property owners about the possibility of buying their existing rental properties and them carrying part of the total purchase price as a 'second note' (assuming other lenders would only want to lend in the first position.These properties range from 6 to 8 units owned free and clear, a 6 unit with about a 40% LTV loan on it, and some single families that range from free and clear to 80% LTV loans.These could be done in a SDIRA, or not, depending on the benefits to each way.

A reduction might be better as you do not know the standard of repair an existing seller will use on a property.

You never know how the sheets will be split between parting partners.Avoid potential issues, hold all major players responsible, enforce terms jointly and severally, take the position to collect amounts due from the most economical path in a timely manner.It's prudent lending practice, failing to do so is poor management identified by regulators for insured institutional lenders if major players are not held responsible.

@Joseph Tarallo , I simply went into the bank where I have mortgages and asked to apply for a line of credit on a rental that had no existing mortgages.

As Steve Babiak mentioned, you should familiarize yourself with RRP regulations and use the appropriate PPE (personal protective equipment).

In this example case the lien is extinguished and no unsecured debt would not exist either.The senior mortgagee would still have to foreclose.

AFFIDAVIT OF OCCUPANCYApplicant(s) hereby certify and acknowledge that, upon taking title to the real property described above, their occupancy status will be as follows:Primary Residence - Applicant(s)shall occupy, establish, and use the Property as Applicant(s) principal residence within 60 days after closing and shall continue to occupy the Property as Applicant(s) principal residence for at least one year after the date of occupancy, unless Lender otherwise agrees in writing, which consent shall not be unreasonably withheld, or unless extenuating circumstances exist which are beyond Borrower’s control.That should clear some things up, good luck.

Look at schools, housing stats for that town, upcoming competition, vacancy rates of existing competition, nearby jobs, retail, schools, ect.

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Ive been told to stay away but keep reading otherwise....Sure appreciate any insight here....I know many variables exist but what can I expect for market rent for a nice 3/2?