Will there be a promissory note detailing loan amount and interest paid.

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The tenant doesn't own anything until the option is exercised and they actually buy the property.Owner financing is the owner acting as the bank with a promissory note with the terms of payment (principal amount, interest rate, number of months).

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Is there an HOA amount? 

You may not be able to touch his deposit unless he damages something or stops paying but if he agrees for you to keep a certain dollar amount, he won't have a leg to stand on.

Purchase price $170K25% down: 42,500127,500 Financed over 30yrs @ 5.250 (Of course, yesterday the feds rose the interest rates.)Out Of pocket: $51,000 (Includes closing costs($10,000) and down payment.)Expenses: (Month)Mortgage: $704 @5.25%Taxes: $416Sewer:$150Insurance: $83.50Oil Heat: $50Misc: $100Total: $1,503.50Income:Unit 1 : $1000Unit 2 : $875Unit 3 : $800Total : $2,675Yearly:Income $32,100Expense: $18,042Total made after expenses: for the year $14,058Now for the amount i'm putting down would you consider this a good or bad deal?

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BUT the buyer came in with a $63K down payment, so I also knew that that amount would more than cover the difference.  

Hey everyone, I have been doing driving for dollars lately in my local area and I have found a good amount of homes that look distressed and could be good opportunites for wholesale deals.Today I called one of the owners of the property and she said it was her fathers house who passed away and it was near the lake so it has a lot of upside, but it had some flood damage to it.She said she wasn't in a rush to sell it but if the offer was good she would consider it, the thing that kinda confused me was she said the house is nice but the property value and the lot was where most of the value was.