You could do contract for deed to maintain some control, but I don't see a benefit to a seller doing a sub-to sale. 

Short & sweet: Under contract on new 33 unit building.Currently my portfolio is all smaller buildings (2-4 unit properties).Today I use Apartments.com for rent collection, google voice for tenant comms (&email), and stessa for book keeping.This would be fine I am sure to onboard the extra units but at this point hoping to possibly switch to one platform to handle it all?

If you do research ahead of time, what are some red flags that would cause you to back out of a deal or add a couple thousand to the deal cost for legal battles/ cash for keys?

Some types of Creative Financing include: Seller/Owner Financing, Land Contract, Wrap, Assumption, Subto, Lease Option, Contract for Deed.

Technically it’s legal under the Fair Credit Reporting Act, but it sure doesn’t feel like “help.”

If it is an off market purchase you can search on google for the real estate purchase contract for the state where the property is located, use ChatGPT to ask how to fill out the contract, or to find a video on YouTube on how to fill I out.

WELL almost anybody and their grandma can get a contract.

You are only allowed to market and sell your "right to purchase" the property, which is your contract.

You can do this by adding “and/or assigns” next to your name on the contract.

Then I'll meet with him.If (and only if) he gives you numbers that look good do you set up an appointment to view the house and sign the contract.