The property is sold for a sweet $20M.

What are you trying to accomplish,,are you buy and hold or flip, what is the sweet spot for cash flow and appreciation  if your buy and hold,,what market do you know best.I focus primarily on 3/2 with a value of $100-$125k, in certain areas of 3 zip codes,,,you need to determine what your trying to do, what the numbers look like in your area

Their rates can be competitive as 6-8% 85% LTV and you ca obviously refinance in the future but if the deal is sweet enough I think I could make that work! 

Together, they're raking in a sweet $8,000 a month.But here’s the heads-up – after enjoying a solid three-year run, I've started to see a bit of a dip in demand for STRs around Tampa.

You should get a pretty sweet response from doing that.

Luckily, she was nowhere near the level you are describing and is actually very very sweet.

So I dont have an issue on hand anymore....I dont dislike these 3 people on a personal level, PM told me they all seemed sweet..I just dont think it is the right fit for the property....I am sure they will find a good property that works out fantastic for them....

It's not in the 'sweet spots' for rents in the area (it's higher), so harder to rent.We'd rather be sitting on a lot of cash if opportunities arise, then have it locked up in a property that is likely hitting its tippy-top of appreciation for awhile. 

I also would restrict to no puppies or kittens.

His compensation will come in the form of profit-sharing.It sounds like a pretty sweet deal....My question to those of you who are experienced with these forms of creative financing is this:Assuming I can avoid buying bad properties and assuming the lawyer competently covers the legal bases, are there any risks to this strategy not captured above?