Sometimes I hear comments from different people that in Midwest land contract is not the same as land contract in the West part.I guess somehow you dont own property in Midwest but you do own property in the West if you buy with sellers financing (land contract)?

I guess I'm looking for an example and then want to tweak it to fit my company structure.Originally posted by @Dan Barli:Hi Mikal,It's difficult to say if that sounds "correct" or not, but if the numbers make sense for you, then I would say go for it.

I guess I just dont understand why wont she sign the lease...

I did see NFCU is offering "as low as 3.5%" though so I guess it wouldn't hurt to talk to them. 

I guess Stripe was initially running the charge as a software charge, rather than a lodging charge.

My guess is I have cheaper contacts for about anything than most do.

I’ve started using TenantCloud.com to track my property and they do have a listing functionality that will syndicate to multiple sites, but I’m guessing they will be more skewed to a US audience.If anyone is willing to share their experiences, that would be great.Patrick

You did mentioned Euros, however, so I'm guessing you're in one of the European countries.Most of the answers to your questions from BP will be from people here in the states.

He is a contractor in a neighboring town and was able to give me a ball park guess on the costs and who to call.  

And I made some big mistakes. but I also got the ball rolling and wound up with some amazing properties that have performed well and appreciated like crazy.So I guess my encouragement to you is to to go for it!