I found a multifamily and put an offer on it.

Then, I'd offer some free insights or advice tailored to their situation.

You could offer this as a service to the communities you are in to generate extra cash flow.

Homes gone in a day with cash offers. 

The essence of the "shotgun" is this: - If a partner wants to get out of the contract at any time, they can offer to buy the other partner out.- The other partner has two options in response to triggering a shotgun - they can either accept the offer for a buyout, OR they can in turn buy the OTHER partner's interest at the offered price. 

Typically, banks offer 80% of the home's appraised value.

He's offered it to me on a lease-option agreement, with a "purchase price" of $1.2M, "down payment" of $200k and 5% interest only payments on the $1M debt.

Whatever is competitive with your close in competition in your marketplace, Or however you decide you want to offer the apartment to the class C renting public.Good Luck!

When CMHA says the rent offer is $1300 of which 300 is from the tenant that does NOT mean the total rent is 1600, its 1300.  

I definitely do not want to be part of any relationship you are offering.