The seller gets monthly payments from you just like a bank would.I would suggest you dig into some reading online about seller financing before you do this deal.

Upon more digging I discovered that they may have been called (or involved with) Tax Lien Buyers Club "TLBC" & REI Holdings LLC.

Dig through the details and see what you can find out before deciding whether to counter and if so, how.

If you dig a little deeper, she writes a good article about how some college engineering students cheated on their exams. 

I would dig into those and see comparisons between them and your property.30 days no showings or inquiries something is wrong.

Raleigh NC, Houston TX, Las Vegas NV, Phoenix AZ, Salt Lake City UT, Cleveland OH, Columbus OH, Orlando FLGiven Columbus is on my list of locations to dig into a couple layers deeper, it would be good to connect in the next couple weeks @Remington Lyman for your perspective.

They will be less biased vs. brokers.Arbor is a MF lender.Here's a report they've done on the Cincinnati market (so you can see an example):https://arbor.com/blog/cincinnati-multifamily-market-q1-2019/They reported the average cap rate across that market to be 6.7% cap.Granted that is across the market - and you need to dig deeper into the submarkets you're interested in.

Shop for around might take time to really dig for a good lender or get a commercial loan broker, they will already do the heavy lifting for you and can get you different quotes quite quickly as that have already stabling relationship with them.

There are a lot of great resources right here on Bigger Pockets, so I'd also recommend "digging in" here and setting up keyword alerts.  

Make sure to dig in on everything the site has to offer and sign up for as many webinars are you can.