I guess I'm curious about the actual logistics of seller financed deal (I have 0 experience in that area :-)).What do you present the seller with?

Just like the people from Texas that followed up with contrary opinions of the original statements about there being no cash flow and hating to be a buzzkill... don't want that person just taking that advice and thinking they need to pass on those markets when the information just is not correct.AS for an enjoyable guy to deal with well that depends I guess if we were ever doing deals together..

Did some electrical wiring and minimal plumbing.As far as construction costs go I'd really be guessing at what this house would cost.  

I guess now I am on the hunt for other carriers.Thanks again.Stanley

Was hoping it was a market most people didn't look into, but I guess it would be a black hole.  

I guess that is a personal and integrity choice as long as they can live with any downside effects.

At 15-20 years in, and even with necessary repairs and capex, I'm guessing they have few regrets.

I must admit Robert Kyoasaki created that shift in my life to where I wanted to become a successfull real estate investor, but my true education come from BP, and the books BP and some of its guess recommends (J scott books are awesome, Brandon Turner books, the BP how to guide , etc) you are in the right place to receive  the correct information in order to become a savvy real estate investor

I guess it depends how much you have to invest.  

I guess that could mean a higher class of properties dominated sales.