I owe a serious post after today's 1,000,000th post craze, so, I don't know what other assets you may have to use.Don't know if you'd want to share short term with a partner and buy them out down the road, orif forced appreciation makes sense on the property ti increase cash flow over commercial financing options.

If you don't, they can call in and get violation notices forcing you to do the repairs / maintenance.

@Tiffany Plovie just contacted me and suggested that we combine forces (Tacoma local with South Puget Sound) for a September meet-up. 

Eventually time and limited cash flow forced me out of the business.

I was a "dorm rat" single guy in the Air Force and heard how bad base housing was where I was at in Germany.  

In attmempt to clear my name, pay my bills by getting a VALID PRODUCT the Judge Recused for their theft instead of doing anything to stop the financial meltdown we've all been forced to endure.

@ElishaThat is great insight not to be overlooked the power of big dreams, I think that is a driving force in actually attaining them (BB).

Worst case, if I was forced to continue maintaining appliances that a tenant continued to break, I wouldn't renew the lease.I can purchase a set of used appliances for about $1200.

If your goal is to hold for a few years and hope for (or force) appreciation, then perhaps its an OK deal, too.Making predictions is hard, especially about the future.

If she is owner financing, tells me its paid for, and has told that it is currently rented and has rented well in past, why would she rid of the property.Why would she force the price so much higher that the tax value(market and assessed are similar to tax value)?