If you’re selling a property and the buyer is financing, then you won’t have a choice and the bank will order it’s own appraisal.  

Just like what Bryant mentioned, its not much different than a traditional wholesale.

Still a great option, but if someone is low on cash to put the full 15% down, a 3.5% down FHA loan can still be a great choice to get started.

It’s possible but from the syndicator’s perspective a lot of unneeded work when you can just raise the funds the traditional way.

I have minimal credit at this point in my life, ergo a traditional mortgage is most likely not an option for me, at least not yet. 

I have no Idea what I'm doing or how the F this will go, but I have no choice.  

In terms of other options, I explored hard money loans and piecing it together by sharing equity with friends and family, but if I hadn't found a replacement for the traditional lender, then I probably would just walked away and licked my wounds before getting back after it with another property. 

Buy smart, buy right and you'll be fine.Without 2 years of taxes for your self-employment, you're going to find it very difficult to get a traditional loan.

Thanks Patti Robertson for the info, I guess I really have no choice but to get the Business license.

Which option seems to be the better financial choice?