Given that it is a related party I do not see any benefit going through the motions of the sale.

I think the most intimidating part is not knowing what I don't know.

The best part is that you're not required to put down a large payment or pay higher interest and you're not dealing with a bank.My only concern would be what happens if you decide not to live there.

@Mysonne Johnson, I'm an investor in NY, getting my license because:I get to dig into the treasure trove called the MLS, having an in-depth look in there beats any property cards being handed down to me by a third party, my analysis is sharper and I can easily pivot without having to go and bother anybody for 25 more different types of searches.When I have a property to sell, aka post rehab, I save my bottom line an extra 3%, that's not small money considering the cost of inventory in NY.its a very small price to pay for a serious investor.

@Jay Y.No idea who phelps.com is, but call the SBA as opposed to going off these 3rd party sites.

When you use third party collectors who do not give you PCI compliance, you are subject to charge backs for which you have not control over. 

The part is not on the truck, so he has to visit the hardware store (and stand in a socially distanced line for 30 minutes while waiting to get in), then drive back to the property to install it. 

It seems to me that the ability to discus the price of offers would be beneficial to all parties but I’m also curious if this issue is a state by state thing as well?

And if there are some red flags, I'll dive into social media to see if he's constantly waving the 5-leaf flag or partying heavy or whatever.I won't tell him he's declined because of what I found on facebook, but it may sway my decision to reject based on something else.

He said we can use a 3rd party send them the monthly checks and they will pay off the loan which is 20-30 a month.