The reason for this is the lending laws to owner occupied borrowers are significantly different than lending to investors - examples foreclosure process, rates and fees that can be charged and no balloon payments.If you do fins someone to lend the money needed, I would highly recommend that you have a competent mortgage lender take a very close look at the deal so they can get you refinanced out of the private money once you have the rent revenue in place.

Once you get his name call his office and buy  his lease 

I am aware that I need boots on ground and a solid team consisting of:RealtorContractorProperty manager Title officerEscrow officer RE attorneyWhat else should I add to my team and how do I locate a good seller finance deal (I am currently rebuilding my credit and so can't get financed) also how do I go about navigating a Real Estate Offer and present it to an out of state seller?

-And lastly, your local county records office should have all that on file.

So now I own a little house in the historic area of McAllen and we just bought an office building for our operation and we are renting space out.

The commission is split across the listing agent and the buyer's agent and their offices and marketing.

I called the tax assessors office and they agree there is a house that has never been a assessed on the property.

Loan officer is there, buyer, myself and escrow officer.

I worked as a loan officer and mortgage broker from 2000 to 2008.

We collect a late fee from the same tenants every month and it's actually become a nice bump in revenue.