There is no way to know how the disclosure affects the rent we get or our occupancy.What I do know is that even though it is clearly disclosed, we have got multiple reviews that indicated their dislike of the airplane noise.  

It also has a bunch of really unique benefits/tools for your rental portfolio (Lease Indication Tool, Expense Tracking, Maintenance Requests, Rent Collection, Tenant Communication, etc.) in one central place.

Given the owner's negligence and some indicators I observed in the building, I knew there would be areas to potentially retrade on.

Key Points:Very low combined LTV (well under 50%)Both properties will be income-producingNeed lender comfortable with title held in a revocable trustPrefer a partial release clause for future flexibility if one property is sold or refinancedOpen to portfolio, community bank, DSCR, or commercial lending optionsReady to move forward quickly with the right fitLooking for recommendations or direct contacts with lenders experienced in this type or other financing programs that would accomplish the same goal.

Just depends on how comfortable we are with risk, and having stable financial stability in case anything goes wrong.For more detailed info on any of the strategies I recommend reading through the forums here in BiggerPockets, reading some of the books that are offered, networking and ask questions of your peers.Hope that helps :) Can you list 1 pro and 1 con to doing seller finance compared to just getting financed from the bank or through the real estate agents lender etc?

But the owner has indicated that they'd be willing to do seller financing.

Assuming it’s really them, this is good.Last, you didn’t indicate the location of the property.

Your hometown may not be the best "secret" market or up and coming place that gets you a home run of a deal, but it's likely the place you feel most comfortable taking action. 

I’d agree that we’re seeing several contraction-phase indicators right now - slower transaction volume, tighter lending, and buyers/sellers adjusting expectations.Personally, I think whether we label it late-contraction or early-recovery depends on how interest rates and consumer confidence move over the next few quarters.

However, the rental vacancy rate is low, at 0.81%, indicating limited supply.