It is possible to buy Non-warrantable Condos with the help of local Credit unions.

Many small to even some mid sized investors don't need all those resources, so the question on if the fee is "worth it" will entirely be dependent on their situation. 

They pay monthly rent that’s equal to a 25 year loan of the entire $600K at 7%. ($4,241) No money down. 

Alternatively, if your going to be buying real estate, consider selling and trying to close early in the year, that way you can have the entire year to get properties and do cost segregation that can offset that gain. 

Usually down payments range from 0-30% down when targeting investor buyers.At the end of the day, the point of seller financing is that sellers and buyers are able to form agreements that are generally not possible with traditional financing, so there's a lot of wiggle room to customize.

Think at things like the demand for rentals, the possibility of property appreciation, and the property's closeness to services and job locations.Work with a Real Estate Agent: Assist a nearby real estate representative who focuses on investment homes and is cognizant of your financial objectives.

My plan is to live in the house for about two years, possibly engaging in month-to-month house hacking during that time before transitioning to long-term renting.

My last two clients closed on houses that became 8 bedrooms rent by room house hacks that cash flow, so it is possible in this market.2) Multifamily - Purchase a 2-4 unit property with 5% down conventional loan, and live in one unit and rent out the others.

I also tried to always attend as many open houses as possible to not waste his time and went as far as contacting the listing agent myself before him for properties I am interested in.

I want to keep things as simple as possible so my questions are:1) Can I simply make the agreement between the renter / Lessee and the Management LLC/Lessor or do I need to reference that the Management LLC is acting on behalf of the Owner LLC and state the name of that Owner LLC in the lease?