I have a awesome agent I deal with in MA.

So, while seller financing can open up more possibilities to aspiring home buyers when it comes to real estate transactions (and potentially provide home sellers with added investment opportunities and tax savings), it won’t make sense to utilize in every case.To learn more about seller financing and whether it’s ideal for you, research and consult with a qualified professional such as a real estate attorney before entering into an agreement.Review the terms and conditions of any owner financing contract, too – they may vary greatly between agreements as well.

Not a very good idea in my opinion honestlyYou can take a loan for 50k or 50% of the value for "free" (you'll pay back the interest to yourself)Lots of better strategies here in my opinionI agree not an ideal option, but I would see the return on investment would be better than what I'm currently getting.

That deal ideally will close and fund more marketing.

Ideally I'd wait until it was vacant but contractors here are so backed up it needs to get booked 2-3 months in advance.

Not ideal, our targets are 11-14% returns. 

In some cases the financing contingency could automatically expire, in other situations there could be auto extensions until the loan commitment.

Many of my best tenants come from placing little business cards with the property info in places where I expect my ideal tenants to be.

Yes, ideally I would like to do that.

Looking for insight from ideally experienced rooming house operators.