I have a condo I rent out that has great success with staying occupied I've had a zero percent vacancy rate on it since moving out and converting it to a rental three years ago.

I don’t know if he is aware of the type of bankruptcy he would be filing, but regardless it doesn’t seem worth it to me for $10,000 or less of debt and three years of taxes.

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Currently, working with PM to gain access to three of the properties for a walkthrough. 

Also it probably won't help with the CPA exam... studying for the CPA exam with a good prep course is what helps with the CPA exam.I fulfilled my education requirements in undergrad just taking additional classes to get to my 150 hours.

There are even more two and three door MF.   

My question is, would owner financing be an option for me over the next three years where I can continue to live in the house and pay down the ultimate purchase price and refinance at the end of my tour so I could keep the house long term as a buy and hold type rental where the numbers work out for me.

Three Questions to self:1. 

I am considering 3 options to finance my first deal below.  I would appreciate any and all ideas/feedback from this excellent forum.  Thank you.First some specifics on the deal:  This is my first deal.  Long on resear...

The hourly wage is not worth the trouble.