Hey Ben, I’m certainly no expert but I have been able to buy 2 properties with owner financing and it has went very smoothly both times.

They do not want renters transitioning in and out on a regular basis.

The only private money I've used was Civic Financial, it was a simple and pleasant experience, the cost goes up but these are transitional loans and the intent is to refinance out within a few months after you fix whatever credit issues you have that is restricting you if that's the case. 

Any suggestions and how to transition these inherited tenants to 1st of month? 

I’m a host with a large amount of units in Columbus and we always have permission from our owners but we do provide a LOT of steps and information to make sure guests safely/smoothly enter their units.Every host is different and it’s tough given the limitations and lack of control that Airbnb provides its host from a resource perspective.

Use your state's Purchase and Sale Agreement to draw up the contract and pay either an attorney or another real estate agent to help guide you through the transaction for a smooth closing.

That particular run hasn't fully played itself out yet (oil stocks, not GME, just if anyone was wondering), and then I plan on transitioning into other growth strategies including real estate.

Offering a financial incentive to do so can be a great way to make that transition easy and get things started off on the right foot.

The duplex is 820 feet from a qualifying bus Transit Stop on Olympic and La Cienega and 1,300 feet from New Metro Station at La Cienega and Wilshire Blvd.The location qualifies for a Tier 3 TOC zoning bonus of 70%.

Facts:Owner repossess the property from previous owner due to being a slum lord/deferring maintenance.Is now run as a "mom an pop," parkAll current revenues are being funneled back into the park in preparation for saleLocation is greatPark is being transitioned to county water, 70% of the park is on well water for nowAverage rents $450/home (2/1s single wide)Expense report includes cost of labor and materials in renovating downed homes already on the property (11 vacant + 1/2 stick build multi family units)Is there a way I fund this by putting 25% of $650k down and seller financing the rest?