Inherited tenants always present a unique challenge but I’d imagine even more so now.

So no, you are not experiencing anything unique in this regard.

With the internet, trends have become uniform across the board with some spurts of creativity throughout, however, I always appreciate when someone thinks outside the box and makes a place unique.

I understand 3% paid by the investor is a common finder's fee, but this also feels like a unique situation that could allow for a different structure.

Purchase price: $35,000 Cash invested: $35,000 Appraised at $56,000. 2 bedroom 1 bath, B neighborhood, new windows, new siding, 5yr new roof, bought for cash, monthly expenses: insurance $55, taxes $45, vacancy $30, Maintenance $30, cap ex $40, repayment of cash (over 12 years) $240.

Short term debt on a LOC on the remaining value is possible, but I'm not a big fan of short term debt unless I have a clear path to repay (ie.

Now, the reason why I feel my situation might be a bit unique is because of the capital disparity between myself and my potential business partner.

Do I need to contact them to set up a repayment plan? 

@Aaron Smith, I've never heard of Tenant Turner before, this sounds like a really unique system, and a great idea!

I have a unique history, growing up in the Toronto, Canada region, I am in one of the hottest real estate markets in the WORLD!