But if you're in need of a quality MTR manager, I can tap into my network and find you someone.

I highly recommend that any investor in Canada  find a similar database as well. 

You therefore have to research well on the market before you consider this kind of investment that requires town location without too high prices but attractive earnings at any given time.Cities such as Dallas-Forth Worth, Charlotte, Indianapolis, and Atlanta have varied job prospects and available affordable multifamily properties.

High energy in your post, but tread carefully.

At a very high level a property has a “tax basis”, once you exceed that basis you are subject to taxes, whether that happens when sold and paid in full or paid over timeThe loan provided by seller financing is like any type of loan where the interest is taxed at ordinary income rates.

I have a few ideas/tools in mind to get into my first deal, although I don't have to execute all of them if they don't make sense financially: 1.

Consulting a real estate attorney is highly recommended, especially for complex transactions or if the standard forms need modifications.

@Stephen Bass bonus depreciation can be a powerful tool if approached correctly, and has the potential to create substantial tax benefit, which can be used to offset the gains incurred from the sale of property.As you seek investments with bonus depreciation, keep in mind some property types will garner more benefit than others.

Being a builder, my first thought goes to the construction type items: Tile or wood floors, vinyl shower kits, high quality wall paint like Behr Marquis, solid wood furniture, good appliances not cheap rental ones, easy to maintain yard outside like DG, artificial turf and gravel. 

I highly doubt he is building homes in Texas from his self imposed exile to Portugal to excape massive litigation that was/is coming his way.He is a marketing guy and receives a commission for referring you to the builder developer who actually owns the properties.. at least that was his SOP in the past.