CFD is contract for deed aka land contract or installment sale, each state has unique laws.Usually put down 5 to 10% and pay on a contract, then get the deedThe difficulty when selling on contract for deed is you have to usually go through foreclosure versus evictionThere are pitfalls when buying with  contract for deedMake sure both partys see a good re attorney and protect each other's interests

Hello @Ross Ellington Without understanding your unique situation, it will be somewhat pointless to describe the tax breaks available.

I have an opportunity to buy a unique property from an individual who has a house listed for 35k.

Each lien has a unique set of rights that are spelled out in the your state's statutes.

No matter how much you share, the greatest, most unique asset anyone has in their RE business is themselves.

You can always share your opinion on whether the numbers are realistic but there's no better source unique to the property in question than from the seller.

It's cool that there is demand.I just like suburban areas born and raised.I only go into Atlanta for concerts, sports games etc. and have someone else drive us there.

 Hello,my name is Alton Gardner,i am a wholesaler/co wholesaler from landmark properties looking to venture off in unique real estate opportunities to increase my knowledge and financial stability

Scranton especially interests me as a market with it's unique architecture and cheap prices.

I have a unique opportunity with a piece of property I obtained in the booming Uptown Charlotte 3rd ward neighborhood.