It seems like this might be a good way for two people to buy something and share the risk, but there also might be drawbacks to this type of arrangement that I am not thinking about, and would like to hear opinions on this.I had thought about doing something like this in the Sacramento area where I live, due to the costs of buying one alone - I just don't want to take on that much debt right now. 

Some courts may be closed but many places allow filing evictions online which is what I would do after having a conversation with the tenant (via letter) indicating that there are no free rides during the covid event and if they don't make arrangements to pay, they'll be evicted and a judgement will be sought in court which will follow them forever until they pay it. 

Time is money and an arrangement like this will force you to value an agent's time AND do a better job of screening agents, while also showing agents you are serious. 

Basically, they can start the foreclosure process forcing the buyer to either refi, pay the note off or let the property go.Michael, when the loan is called due, is there a window of time when the property could be deeded back to the original owner, and an executory contract (or an agreement for transfer of title at a later time) be put in place that would allow the continuation of the buyers/sellers arrangement…albeit without some of the tax benefits (mainly, depreciation) for the buyer? 

What would make you say 'yes' to this kind of arrangement?

We have a special arrangement with them and have given webinars to their clients a few times.

I am in the process of making arrangements to install laminate hardwood flooring for one of my tenants.

We hold viewings in one of two manners: In units that are occupied, we arrange blocks of time with the existing tenants and schedule all of our viewings within those windows;In units that are vacant, we will often hold an open house (or two) during which potential tenants are welcome to come and view the property;This has been working well for us the past 2-3 years, though I am always looking to improve upon our practices, so am interested to hear other responses to your questions.

Any realtor worth working with will only work with you in an exclusive arrangements.

We have been renovating multiple homes at a time for a solid 2 years (the 1st 6 months we had only 1 going on back in 2011..1st flip we bought in April 2011)the arrangement is that we pay our guy a salary and a smaller % of each deal, so the quicker and cheaper they are, the more he makes and the more we do.