By the way don't want to sound critical, just giving my opinion I have made a lot of mistakes in my learning process.

I didn't think about making sure that insurance is maintained, which would be critical, so thanks for that tip!

And, when considering exit prices, it’s critical to do solid work on the current comps (comparable sales) in a given subdivision or neighborhood.

They have been excellent for years and he calls me daily with an update (communicaiton is critical and the only reason I am working with them).

IMO, your seller financing, as a borrower, should always exceed 36 months (not 36, more than 36 to allow time to refinance depending on your situation) to 60 months, sometimes longer, depending how you structure your deals.I know this sounded critical but it's not personal, it's that to dance around the bush just takes more time, effort and words typed, so sorry, I probably would not have said anything if I had not messed up.

I'm looking for creative results, criticism, or similar ways of getting lower down financing by getting money back, etc.

It is critical to check them out and to not skip steps.

I dont mean to sound harsh or critical at all.

[If you would like the details on the above table, drop me an email.]Population TrendPopulation stability is critical.

I think actually meeting the person is critical before offering a contract, especially if I am going to manage the property myself.