Hey @Peter Bui - typically when utilizing seller financing the buyer (i.e. new owner) is responsible for the taxes and typically will save up the funds to pay the whole tax bill each year. 

Communication and mutual understanding will keep great tenants in your properties.

Some people find it ultra refreshing and others want to be hand held a lot and told what they want to hear with agreement to validate it.If the afternoon is a high showing time for properties then that person should convey that time will not work most of the time and try to find a mutually acceptable time that is realistic for both parties.

Can any one tell me how to get funding foe those type of investments?

I am not personally able to fund the 8 or more homes without other investors.

However I do know personally I have funded at least 500 deals over the years for his students.. or his clients as he started as a turn key marketer.. so he knows the business.  

House hacking may be your best bet to build equity, and maybe refi to pull funds or continue to save and put yourself in the best position a year or so from now to make the move to strictly investment props!!

I’m planning on using private money to fund the rehab and then pay the lender back with the proceeds after I cash out refi. 1- what ballpark interest should I expect to pay for the rehab fund?

Greetings all,So my question is if there any resources you would recommend for someone who is interested in assisting homeowners recapture the excess funds from a sheriff sale when bidders pay far more than what's owed.I notice this in certain areas and wanted to know if there was a standard approach to get the previous homeowner their funds from the state for a portion of the funds you can reclaim for them.

Did you use your own funds or private money up front and then one mortgage at the end?