Unfortunately only about 5 applications have been fully submitted and all of them have failed to show proof that they can afford to pay the rent and provide the proper references.

We know we'd still have to pay for the solar, but it'd be nice to get a two-for-one and pay over time rather than all at once. 

I can't afford to pay off the 500K myself and either can the tenant for a downpayment. 

I have a place in Little Rock that I pay $1220 a month for the mortgage, and I still owe 25 years on it.

Hoping to learn more about: best practices, risk management, legal Considerations, and most important building long trust term relationships with borrowers.I deeply believe in the power of community and learning from each other's experiences.

A 1031 exchange, an installment sale, and a Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) are just a few.

You buy  the property paying $200k down.  

The teaser rents will likely reset to unadvertised rents higher than what he is currently paying, which is the point of the discount, to get someone moved in and adjust them to a much higher rent down the road.He's going to be a pain at renewal.

If he likes a deal and wants to get into it, he would need to be able to fill out the subscription documents, which are ~10 pages of things like, name, address, SSN, whether you are using a Trust, LLC or other entity, and a bit of information about his financial status as required by SEC rules. 

We discovered the issue after they moved out.Insurance was only able to pay out $5k.