You have to pay more than what a cash buyer will pay, it's that simple. 20% down is solid, but cash is better and easier and more secure.

Here's the reader's digest version:They do not have a written agreement (and at this point cannot agree on one)She wants to sell, he does not (he is not on the mortgage but is on the title)Tenants that were month to month are moving at the end of the month, no rental listing existsTo get the property, he put up a down payment (over $50k), and she secured the mortgageWhat he wants in a buyout or sale is unreasonable (after lawyer review), and even though they still cannot agree on a partnership agreement, he wants to list the rental and get tenants in ASAP.

I have been in the SFR mindset the past year and have secured a few new houses. 

It was close to $1m and we were able to secure it with a FHA loan because it was able to pass sustainability rules.

A loan secured by a mobile home is not a real property loan, so there is no mortgage or deed of trust.

Also think about things like security deposit, pet rent, renting washer/dryer, and other things you might offer as an add-on in the lease.

How much can I ask for in a security deposit legally in PA?

I would like to add US law allows foreigners to own real assets and/or investments in financial institutions or securities brokerages.

How does the security of the solution play into running an incorporated enterprise and does that even matter when trademarking?

Things I did right:1) I was able to market it well for the time I had and had a list of people who wanted in if my first group didn't send in their security deposits.