The rent-to-own tenants are thsoe who you end up foreclosing on, investigate equitable interests, installment contracts and how you might get your sale price and they walk away with a profit.

I would only sell it if I can walk away completely and the money is right.

So, I've made a video of my last house I checked out, a complete walk through (except exterior, which you'll just have to trust me needs exterior paint and some landscaping that I'll do on my own) and I want to let the other newbie's like myself see how my numbers come out.

Think about it, it may be better to take a wholesale fee and walk away!

I decide to walk away from the property, but I feel his behavior should get disposed, at least to the seller and his broker.

Good luck in finding solutions that fit both of your needs.Good luck and see you around the forums!

When a property's ROI is just shy of my return objective, I often ask the seller if he'll come down on price first so the numbers fit my goals.

An installment sale (AKA contract for deed, AKA land contract) seems like it could fit.

I know guys like Jeff Brown tell people to run, not walk, from Cali investing!

I just don't know where a Financial Adviser fits in my "team" right now.