As long as you calculate positive cash flow with the higher interest rate, I would recommend choosing this option.

We do owner finance but only for mobiles that are attached to land so that you in effect are creating a first mortgage position tied to a title/deed. 

If I were in your position, I would sock away as much as humanly possible.

Goal for Q2 2019Because our model is broken down like an assembly line, and each position is highly leveraged on other positions, we discovered we need to make a leap of faith and triple the size of our organization.

If I deduct 2 years of expenses (taxes+insurance) of $24k from my 2 years rent I would pay of $78k, then I am as a positive $54k. 

I recently accepted a position as a CFO of a property management company.

For those who have experience, If you were in my position, how would you accomplish this?

Notice on these forms that I CUSTOMIZED IT TO ALWAYS show their *Move In Date*Security Deposit*Current Rent*Lease Expiration DateThe Same thing with the Pet Deposit ReceiptSecurity DepositTENANT BILLING INVOICE This is just a little bit of what QuickBooks can do for you.

I've done about 10 deals and made tons of offers so far but I'm noticing as of late that sellers are getting much higher offers.

I will start by saying that I know that this is an unpopular position to take.