ARV $58-$62kI've never approached a seller to make a package deal and would be interested in hearing from those that have done this.

I'm not quitting my day job (the earliest would be 8.5 years from now to claim my pension and retirement benefits) but we will look for our 3rd source of income and take the long approach to transitioning out of corporate world.Too me, this is a Marathon, not a SprintGood Luck!

I approached them with specific terms that would benefit them and secure their investment on me (interest, payment due dates etc..). 

Good morning BP,I'm looking at purchasing a quadplex that was built after 1991 and my realtor brought up fair housing accessibility requirements to not discriminate against those with disabilities.  

Whom do you approach for getting this kind of return?

With a 1 year old at home, my wife shot this idea down immediately when I casually brought it up after learning about "house hacking".

My contractor brought me a deal (which requires work on the house which I would of course have him do despite him not being the most cost effective bid) and I had mentioned to him previously that I pay a finders fee.

@Lane Nelson, the approach my lawyer suggests is to treat the occupier as a defacto tenant.

In an absolute worst case scenario you could just approach contractors and tell them the scope of the work (and that you want them to do the work for you) without telling them that it's already done.

Empathy and compassion make space for a clear, intuitive approach to identifying neighborhoods – where human people live – that are ripe for flipping fair.