I agree with Rob, that you should stop working with the agent and work directly with his employing broker.

Any good methods for pulling out the capital in the property?

There are attorneys on the internet suggesting using Trusts or different family members, but I disagree as Dodd-Frank clearly states that any scheme employed to circumvent the intent of the Act will be a covered transaction.

You are suggesting that if I am interested in qualifying for an FHA loan, I should seek employment in the city where I intend on living.

I imagine it will be much easier to obtain financing with this method.

You'll way to verify what method of service is required in your county.

Too many heirs to come to a consensus and they all want their money now.The actual methods of seller financing are basically lease to own (where you just have an option to buy, then sublease) and a note and deed of trust (here)/ mortgage.  

Then you would subtract the depreciation expense which will depend on the method you take to depreciate your property...

(Some of you who post here know him well.)On the other hand, I love communities with less than 70% occupancy because I know I will hit a Grand Slam using my marketing and sales methods and my captive finance operation as do some other young lions in our industry that are clients of RCG.

The landlord prior to that is from Northern California (where our available rental is located), he said that there was never an issue with rent being paid, and they were great tenants.My concern is coming from employment.