you might want to let the owner know first then include all agreements in the lease contract. landlords have different priorities at any given time, you could probably swing it better by addressing their unique concerns. good luck.

I'm in the Milwaukee market this was a unique tri-plex with almost no comps available.

It’s all about location and each island is very unique in its pricing.

@Gustavo BrisenoYes, owner financing is for a very unique owner...it will not work for most owners.

It is a unique scenario. 

It's interesting but @Brendon Kerrigan I think Manchester is at a very unique cross roads. 

This isn't unique to Illinois. 

However in this case all the investors are Tapping personal lines of credit for their share of the money, so it’s a bit unique.  

I'm not a bankruptcy expert but if he filed bankruptcy depending on the type he would have to set-up a payment plan to repay his debts. 

If you're including principal repayment of a loan as a deductible expense, that might be why your "expenses" appear abnormally large at first glance.