Has any one refi with a first time home grant/loan from the state?

Perhaps mirror successful agents to learn the ropes before you go about it on your own.From the investment side of things, investment requires money, granted it does not have to be yours but money is required for it to be an investment.

Granted, if they default then the property may come back to you, but, the 50% down should cover the buyers from going into negative equity and having incentive to default.

Do you go ahead and grant the second tenant-buyer an option or wait till the first one is up?

Granted they owned over 600 units so not a small task by any means.If someone is going to move over 25 dollars they probably weren't worth keeping anyways.

Pros -  You can rent by the room - granted you will have to take multiple lease agreements.           

Grant, Preferably.

That wasn't the primary way I was planning to use the property for rental, but it would grant some flexibility.

@Grant Gibson why do you think Cardone is safer or better?

So my target for this deal was to be as close to zero down as possible.Deal Info:Property located in SE Atlanta close to Grant park.Purchase Price: $210kRehab Cost: $90kARV: $400kPML LTV Purchase: 90% PML LTV Rehab: 67.7%Total Down Required: $61k (Assumed closing costs).Amount Syndicated so far: $30kOutstanding but close to being achieved: $31k.Well...Can someone please poke holes in this deal so I learn a thing or two?