The seller is very motivated and he wants to save his credit from a foreclosure.

The seller is very motivated and he wants to save his credit from a foreclosure.

The seller is very motivated and he wants to save his credit from a foreclosure.

I would look into setting up a trust so the legacy goes beyond your mom and you, check options to convert the 401K into another instrument if that is still possible, look at something other than a mortgage and let me maybe show you a strategy called 3CX that would allow you to develop a constantly growing portfolio using a combination of reinvestment of cashflow and using line of credit financingI'll send you a connection request so we can setup a phone call if you are interested.

Has anyone else had any 'luck' approaching realtors, lenders, credit repair specialists, et al for a mutual "win- win" when they provide contacts that YOU CAN HELP, when they CANNOT?

Now, I'd have amazing credit, but only about 20k in the bank.

In my experience most of the rent-to-own tenant buyers have poor credit.  

New tenant received glowing references and has been employed at the same environmental non-profit for several years, has good credit, etc.  

Prescreen before you show the property and once they apply do a comprehensive screening (background, credit, eviction report) Make sure to take the time to call landlord references and verify employment. 

How do you do credit checks?