I may do it if they are in a low-income property, no more than two people living together, and they pay at least a double deposit.If you're not experienced in this, you should just draw a hard line and require established credit with a certain score.

There's definitely a human (emotional) element to this scenario, but from those more experienced...are most sellers in this position open to further questions for understanding the property or do they tend to be a "you get one shot, make it quick" kind of thing?

Any tips from experts and experienced investors out there?

Im new in the investing space and im looking for more experienced commenters to give you more insight into how to navigate the financing aspect of things.On a more personal note, if you do get involved in buying a property from a family member, my advice would be for it to be a clean cut to minimize any future problems.

Wanted to gain experiencing managing a multi-unit property.

If you are an experienced condo investor, I would love to hear from you!

I would like to start investing in real estate but I’m afraid that I’m not experienced enough.

IMO, the inflation we are experiencing is not transitory as some people are claiming.

They most likely will not have near as much sales production as experienced agents. 

We’ve been investing since 2015, and experienced with both LTR and STR investing.