Would I have to get permission from the seller?

Seller doesn’t want to finance any of it.

Extend your inspection period if needed, don’t jump to conclusions until you have seen the unit......but don’t allow the tenant to put you and the seller off any longer, insist on an inspection soon.

Hi All,I came across a 5-plex that is zone as R5 and the seller is saying that there is a potential to add 1 additional unit making it into a 6 unit complex.

Seller owns the property free and clear and is interested in lease option.  

Motivated sellers sometimes tend to “forget” about a lien or a judgement or two, so it’s always wise to do both a tital search and setup an escrow company to facilitate the payments directly to the mortgage company if there is one.

The high demand that those two counties have pushes price points up on the low end properties so that they simply are too close in price to the high end properties making flipping more difficult.PG county however, (along with DC) is very easy to flip in. 

But with that, the seller's should be aware then that much $$ and time has to go in to get it to what they think its "worth" and the discounted price is there to make it valuable enough for someone to want to buy it.

I am a wholesaler, and new in multifamily arena, and my efforts to get a property under contract using a master lease option or seller financing, what would be the most advantageous structure. ie, terms.

In the first one, I would not install granite and in the second it would be a no-brainer.Rehab costs will vary depending on what is in demand in your sub-market.Good luck.