I need to spell all that out. 

Whereas you would ordinarily indicate earnest money, down payment, financing and total purchase price... in an owner finance deal you would spell out the exact financing terms such as:Seller agrees to finance $x of the purchase price at y% interest over z years, secured by a first lien deed of trust.

Call powerhouse realty in Benicia, ask for Deseriee (I think that’s not correct spelling).

Can you spell cap rate compression to treasury rates? 

In the LOI you can spell out everything; inspection, due diligence period, seller financing terms etc.

Existing Tenant fills out "Add A Tenant Addendum" that spells out the process and requirements.2.

For the same group that I mentioned earlier, there as just as many posts about bad RE Investors and Realtors asking for complex work for beer money type pay.It is all about vetting who you work with, on all sides and then spelling the terms out clearly in a contract that is a win/win and not slated one side or another.

*Yes I spelled landlord wrong, and I cannot change it sorry for not proofreading 

When people ask about a rental, I refer them to our company website where we spell everything out so everyone gets the same information about the unit, the criteria to rent from us, etc.Applications are processed according to a set of written criteria. 

ETA: Correct spelling of Tarik's name.