But it's their way or the highway, so try not to get too frustrated or outraged.The banks, at least all the major ones I've dealt with, will not allow you to sign, change the buyer name, etc. 

I’ve sold listings this way before and most other brokers emphasize marketing to buyers(which is still very important) Be honest and tell them you probably won’t be the agent bringing a buyer.

As far as the structuring of a contract goes, my best advice is to enlist the aid of a local broker who specializes in working as a buyer's agent and can put together a contract with your best interests in mind (and maybe get you a better deal). 

I would like to use them asap and start acquiring properties.HERE IS MY QUESTION: is it wise to take the loss and move it to a solo 401k so we can use it to invest or just roll it over and not make it so complicated?

We're new to the area, formerly from St. Paul, MN. We've been studying up on notes and even partnered on a couple with an investment club back in MN, but I'm nervous about doing this on my own the first time. I'm pret...

The really hard work is on the buyer's side where you have to look for properties and schedule appointments etc. 

Some buyers pay a slightly higher rate for 100% owner finance of the note but not much.Typical price paid by buyer highest to lowest.1.

Hi There, I'm looking for a high-octane, knowledgeable Buyer's Agent in the Milwaukee/Waukesha area who owns and manages his/her own multifamily properties locally.

If part of the rent is applied towards purchase price the tenant/buyer has just acquired equitable interest in the property. 

Is this generally discussed when the contract is initially being discussed or when the tenant buyer is ready to close (after the lease term).I would really appreciate any guidance you all can offer.Thanks