Any tips for finding/ executing a successful owner finance deal?

How do I find, prepare, execute those these when I have done only 1 duplex rental property experience?

I want a plan ready to execute on July 10. choice one: get the place rent ready $42,000 purchase$10,000 workRefi not possible due to house value only $60000 and minimum loan I’ve found is $50000 meaning a $67000 ARV$4800/yr net CashflowCoC 9%Choice two: get the place refi ready$42000 purchase$25000 workARV $75000Refi 75% give me $56250 back or $10750 cash used $1800/yr net Cashflow CoC 16%Paying the extra $15000 nets us and extra 7% CoCThanks for the backup

I just want to know what to make sure we have in our plan before we execute.

However, what I THINK you're talking about is section of the new AB1482 law that essentially allows landlords to evict for just cause (when they might not otherwise be able to) if a tenant's lease terminates on or after January 1, 2020 and the tenant refuses to execute on a written extension or renewal of the lease with similar lease terms.  

.), and all the layers of people you need to wrangle together to execute a completed transaction. 7) Taught me that no deal is ever done until closing, title conveyed, money transferred, and the keys exchanged.

Change my mind;I think storage demand will increase due toCorona deathsCorona divorceseventual foreclosures or renters downsizing for lower rentsoffice space rightsizing as more staff work from home

I feel like it sounds very great on paper but when it comes to execution, I just have a lot of apprehension and areas of what could go wrong.

To capture value by purchasing and executing a value add deal you would most likely need to purchase with cash (your own or opm) and later refi into a 30 year fixed but it’s extremely difficult to successfully create 30% equity on a value add deal, without which there is no equity to secure a Heloc.

If you buy this way you can make some passive’ish income by renting spare rooms etc2) Less traditional - seller financing, partnering on a deal, house hacking a multifamily property - all of these are options3) Wholesale - good if you have time but not capital and you can use this to build capital4) Flipping - get good at finding and analyzing deals and you should be able to use this strategy to generate the capital that you will need to ultimately buy and hold.There are a multitude of options so I would suggest narrowing your focus to a strategy that works for you and then execute against that.