Terms: $11,000 downpayment20 years10% interestEnded up selling the $66,000 note for $45,000 a few months later.

BTW, on a side note, people often pronounce my last name like your's is spelled and since my sister-in-law is Linda, I had to do a double take on this post. :) 

To me, the fee should be listed after the "After viewing the property" section, but I'm curious how others would approach this.And because I'm super nitpicky about how things look, I would also note that the steps should be reviewed for grammatical errors, as it comes across less professional when it's not correct (i.e.

In the CO announcement, they noted an agent that screwed someone out of a LOT of money and the case was referred for prosecution.

Some licence contractor/local plumber (have sticky fingers).

@Mike S.There are pros and cons to that strategy and its not as straightforward as it seems.E.g. you "sell" the property to a newly created S Corp with a promissory note between the S Corp and you. 

Just a few personal notes really. 

That should give me enough room to buy, rehab, & refi out and be left with the 25% note to the seller + the new conventional loan. 

But, that of course should have been noted up front.  

@Jesse MitchellYes, the IRA can sell the property and hold a note against the property.