Location is South Bend Indiana.I have no capital to offer in the deal as of right now, but I would like to approach the deal as owner finance.

Location is South Bend Indiana.I have no capital to offer in the deal as of right now, but I would like to approach the deal as owner finance.

@Aaron Klatt I have yet to determine whether or not vacating the property is going to be challenging or not.The Update:-I have signed the purchase agreement which will close this property in 10 days, all cash deal, I bumped the purchase price up $800 to appease the seller with the rent request, I will inherit the tenants.

I'd be very interested to hear what other sorts of creative tactics work well to keep GC's motivated throughout the construction process, and hear more about your specific experiences and most challenging projects. 

Be firm, but be fair and kind in your approach.

If you are nervous about not being able to see your investment, or you'd like to learn the ropes by being involved in the rehab, tenanting, and management processes (more a DIY approach than turnkey), then I agree with @Lane Kawaoka that perhaps you should look more closely at your own backyard.

I am doing it all in the first year, so that if they break this lease and move out in year 2 I have already covered the lump payment I received.How would you approach this?

my Favorite city to base out of for flyfishing each summer.. and I love flying into that airport in our plane.. the approach is super cool as well as departure.. you kind of have to experience it to understand.what a great place on the planet if your into the out doors.

Hi,I am looking to purchase my first MFR but hit with the challenge of being rejected by some local banks in Columbus, Ohio because I am resident of California as well as there minimum is higher than 650K.

And 2) I have heard there are challenges to refinancing with a bank under an LLC?