Taxes wise I have opened up a high yield savings account and putting money into it in case I do end up owing taxes next year, but what do I need to be saving as far as forms, I don't have the tenants on a lease yet since this is my primary on the mortgage, but I am giving them receipts when they pay rent every month and keeping those saved.

Finally, in the event of default, as we work through the grace period we could get the deed recorded in our name before we sought a new buyer (if we couldn’t get the current buyer back on track).Obviously I’m getting the sense no one here’s a fan of skipping recording, I’m just wondering if these additional aspects change the calculus for you at all. 

It doesn’t matter if they charged me 20% or 40%,I am still picking up the slack where their skills end.

I've been renting out my 3/3 end unit townhouse for the past three months through Furnished Finder, to a great tenant on a four month lease.

It might have been back to the Brandon/Josh days.

I reached back out asking for the remainder to be paid yesterday. 

Does those credit lines need to be paid off by the end of the 12 month subscription?

where is the property located 380k is low end for your area .. 

She doesn't need the money, so its more of a matter of recouping what she invested, and making somewhat easier on me to be able to pay her back.

I didn't end up doing it and here's why:In seller financing, many things can go wrong when you are the bank and you might find yourself in a risky financial situation.