When you approach other syndicators that have such results, make sure you have something to offer (it must be something of a value to THEM!

They're incredibly strict and require many redundancies that go above and beyond what is code.

My wife and I decided to let a local management company help us get this cabin up and running for a few reasons first and for most we are new to investing and the short term rental area being new to us as well, we thought why not jump in and take the passive approach.

Does this approach really work??

However, you could approach the tenants and offer to somehow buy them out of the lease.

If I don't understand the fundamentals of the terms myself, how can I confidently approach the topic.

I wanted to gain insight as to how to approach this deal with the seller financing option with little to no money of my owned invested in this deal or structuring it with my own funds being used for the down payment and set it up as to where I could cash the seller out after a certain time frame.

Any suggestions on how I should approach this?

How do I approach seller financing topic that includes PP and repairs?

Work a way to get it under contract without having to put up money (maybe JV with the land owner) then approach firms like contractos who may have the money to entitle it and you can exchange them building it to take an equity share.