This would occur between amicable parties. 1 of which is licensed and had overpriced listing, but wants to stay at arms length and create a less stress scenario for the seller, is simple looking to get creative.Any advice or red flag we should be aware of is appreciated.

If rates keep soaring we will have more prevalence of seller financing coming up especially from sellers who were able to capture the lower 2's rates a couple years back and now can earn a spread like 4-5% by wraping the prior note with a new note (AITD - all inclusive trust deed).I would probably recommend using a servicer to keep things arms length and operating/paid on time with escrows for tax/ins to keep the seller concerns at bay since they're concerned if you're going to pay on time or not and if the taxes and insurance will be maintained while the seller carry note is in effect.Plus these servicers make your life easy, they give you a third party that will report your mortgage rating (aka you've paid 12+ months on time) so that when you're applying for another mortgage your life will be easier and you can order this mortgage rating.

At a minimum, they will require a bona fide arms' length agreement to purchase.

All transactions involving your IRA must be "arms length" so if you want to sleep at night make sure that you nor any other "disqualified person" is involved in the transition with your IRA. 

I need advice on how to file taxes on my last flip without paying an arm & leg. 

The value of our armed services has only been highlighted by this recent pandemic, and you’ll find many in the real estate industry want to do all they can to help our current and former service members.

Hey guys,We are currently building out the different arms of our business, but I'm kind of stuck on how I should do it.Current SetupCurrently we have a partnership LLC that holds all of our personal real estate. 

Terms are typically 20 year amortization (5/1 ARM) and 20-25% down but the closing costs are minimal and rates have been in the 3.95-5% range on the deals we've closed in the last 6 months.

SEO is a great way to push yourself to the top of the rankings, but too many people fall into the pitfalls of SEO scam companies that charge you an arm and a leg to put a few links around.Of course, no company is ever going to release their search rankings, but there are quite a few things that go into the optimization.

There is no duty to be reasonable in an arm's length negotiation.