If you work direct with the sellers agent, it will be less commission expense than if your agent is involved.

They have experience, attorneys on staff,etc. to where I just find the property.If it's a newer buyer which I specialize in there will be a lot more heavy lifting involved to get to the closing.I am a principal broker so my structure is different than listing brokers.

@Steven Lebischak, it would be nice to think that your $1400/m tenants would just be happy to pay you more than they'd be paying if they bought a place themselves, forever, but, you should allow around 1 months vacancy each year (rather than the 3% vacancy allowance I see on many of the pro forma "Calc Review Reports").

I am newer to BiggerPockets and getting involved in the Oklahoma City market.

I believe tenants also have the option to have their payment history reported to one of the credit bureaus too.

If you're in Canada you'll need 5% down.If they're willing to sell to you with owner financing then you can come to whatever arrangement you want as far as down payment, price, interest rate, and amortization since there's no bank involved.

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