Or is that all provided by a investor friendly title company.I'm speaking from a new investor/landlord perspective that has not completed a seller financing deal.

A trustworthy agent is a great resourceTypically, if you buy something like a duplex rent, the other unit out and your mortgage payment difference is what it would cost for you to rent that place or less the deal is worth it.This is also factoring in renovation, capital expenditure, etc.Good luck!

I sell at no profit and build at no profit. all money goes into the deal, lowest cost, lowest risk, and then distributions at the end are my deferred GC fee and realtor fee and cash for the land brought. it's dollar for dollar equity negotiation and I end up with 35% payout in the capital stack. tells hem to put all their build profit into the deal. if they won't take that move on. you are bringing more than enough 

How would you structure this deal?

Every investor, big or small, started with their first deal! 

What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Looking for experienced investor-agents who have done more deals than us, and have a  proven track record for investing.

That is a pretty sweet deal, you do have to be a resident and it's only one property.

I have no idea about labor costs in PF, but in my area, that is a pretty good deal.

I understand that the market is significantly inflated right now making it hard to find profitable deals.