It is possible to get deals that way, but I find very often the owners are still anchored mentally around their previous listing price.That's why it's much easier to convert an expired listing into a new listing (for yourself) than to get them to come down so much it makes it a workable deal for an investor (usually they would have to come down at least 60-100K minimum for the #s to work for an investor instead of an owner-occupant).Still, I think it's worth a shot, and you'll definitely learn a few things that way.You should consider discussing it with your broker however, as s/he may have thoughts on what you're doing, especially the "cut of the deal" part.

@Ronald Rohde The former anchor tenant was a large pediatric practice.

We have a huge health care population here as well as a few anchor fortune 500 companies.

Jack and Jill homeowner never carry or take a LO, but it anchors my cash/financed price.The other one I like is 'what if'.  

its for those reasons many folks that tire of the actual rental asset will move over to notes.that same 97k in performing notes that our clients buy.. would be brining you in 808.00 a month and it takes you about 20 minutes to identify read the docs and close on them.. and you don't need to be accredited... super exciting to see that end of the business doing so well.of course no tax bene's of ownership and no appreciation.. these notes generally go to VERY conservative investors looking to anchor their portfolio with safe growth product while they look for the aggressive growth or higher risk products that are out there today.

If I recall correctly, the process differs depending on whether the mobile home is anchored to the underlying ground. 2.

Will anchor's if any will help?

Basically you got an anchor, but might might be a good looking anchor.

Is it similar rates to a SFR or more expensive.They shot a $375,000 number as a starting number, but I guess that would be a high anchor and the number could be significantly less.

Do you know if any of the others you mentioned fund multifamily - LendingOne, Peak, Vision, or Anchor?