Often times it's easy to caught up in the negative, but I'm here to network with folks who are determined to find solutions!

Is this the exact same thing as simply signing a regular purchase and sales agreement with a note being the payment method upon sale, and again, moving her to 1st lien position?

Is it always easy?

It’s easy to get off track.

Also easy on documentation (much easier than DTI & other income-based loans), the interest rates are better than the above short-term loans, but not as good as conventional loans (that require DTI and income etc).Most cash-outs aren't greater than 80% of the value of the property.Estimates:HML Loan - 8-14% interest only, short term loans, limited documentation.Rental Loan - 5-9% amortized, 30 year (some options for 15yr), a bit more documentation.Local Credit Unions and banks - 4-8% amortized, 30 year (some options for 15yr), documentation varies but typically requires some debt-to-income.Conventional Loans - 4-6.5% amortized, 30 year with options for 15, documentation heavy.

Probably because they are so easy. 

This isn't easy and it isn't some get rich quick job.

@Ankit Maewall I agree 100% with what others have said, managing yourself is NOT easy if you're out of town.

Are land lots easy to sell ? 

But it's really easy with an IRR.