So my question is now can I structure it to where I seller finance a certain percentage.

I have flat fees or we can do some sort of a percentage deal.

Seller owner financing wants some down to replace the cash flow they are bringing in monthly from working there.Maybe you could work somewhere and learn the ropes and then start accumulating a percentage ownership in the property.

Each bank works differently, so if you carry available credit of say $50,000, but the balance is $0, meaning you've not borrowed anything, it likely won't be a minimum payment on the maximum $50,000 potential debt that'll figure in your DTI, but some percentage of it.

But it's only the first inning.Thanks again for all the input, truly appreciate all of it especially the hard to swallow stuff.I know the 5% isn't enough to cover their cost and they would have to pay out of pocket b

He's going to think about a percentage and get back to me.I was extremely overwhelmed over the weekend looking at new development in Denver, only needing $15k down and a bank statement to hold a unit for 6 months, than potentially sell.

What's percentage should I charge a tentant/buyer for a lease option fee?

Don’t go nuts, just track some of these: web page, blog posts, social page views; click through rates (percentage of visitors who clicked on your CTAs); email bounce rates; sources for leads; social followers and friends.

Percentage or Straight Fee?

Owners pass on the property taxes to the tenants by percentages of the whole, unit repair costs, common area maintenance and full insurance.