I have a friend who is gathering a small team of people interested in buy and hold investing.

(Website, knowledge, team, ... etc).

My offer to the seller (please analyze and offer feedback, offering soon)-$230,000 for the house-$60,000 down (paying off lien, avoiding foreclosure, I'll cover closing costs)-Seller financing for the $170,000 balance at 3.5% ($495.83 payment to him monthly) interest only for 5-7 years (seller's choice)-If he takes the offer for 5 years, he'll net $259,749 for the house-If he takes the offer for 7 years, he'll net $271,650 for the houseOverall I think this is a very fair offer and not a bad way for him to get out of this situation considering the alternative.Property and Cash Flow Analysis based on Current RentsOffering Price: $230,000Closing Costs: ~$2,500Rehab: ~1,000 for some exterior paintingDown Payment: $60,000 to payoff lien, closing costs.

It depends on what teams I'm offered at graduation.

I would ask for a personal balance sheet as well to make sure they can afford the payments.

As exactly as you said, I need a team if I do go out of state and I'm 100% sure of doing that.

The right partner can help you reach success, so be careful who you team up with.

If you use borrowed amount, interest rate, and term - you can check the 'principle balance' FCI is reporting with your own amortization schedule.

I am a full time licensed real estate agent with RE/MAX Gold in El Dorado Hills and am on Jane Layton's team.

With a list of local real estate attorneys from the network, I am seeking to bring one or two onto my team for inquires and future dealings.