@Luke Carl And I bet you didn’t tell any of your relatives!

You can always try to negotiate of course and your relator should do so if you request it but what is behind an AS is clause may be influenced by the market. 

@Zach Cobb @Melody Murphy Rauber @Kristina Murray what are your relative experience levels with real estate?

Does your relative live near the house you own with him?

Perhaps you make a deal with your relative who is selling it and lives locally to manage it for you for a price.

Use your relative as a mentor so you can learn the back end of real estate too.

Also bear in mind that you will only be taking out 75/80% of ARV so make sure that your buying the property at that steep of a discount otherwise you won't be able to take out a loan then what you owe to your relative.

This ruins your relation with wholesalers because they offered you a great deal but you decided hey I'll take a little wedge off of this and someone else will still buy this. 

If your relative who is selling you the house is on that list you could run into issues.  

For your Collateral, don't borrow from your relatives,you won't pay them back for 10 to 20 years.