It is not seller financing by definition because the seller is not financing anything, their lender stays in place while the deed transfers to the buyer, possibly violating the terms of the loan and potentially triggering the due on sale clause, or causing insurance issues, potential problems with heirs, etc. 

You will get a higher total return with WAY less risk as 4 units are on fixed 30 year mortgages. 

It’s never risk free.

@Cody Jiosa I would also think about "what can you bring to the table" in these potential deals or partners? 

Showings may change to more virtual (which can be a possible issue if they can't come look at before signing a lease as they'll be more open to options & best fit - price, location, condition of home, allows pets, nice & safe area, etc.)The PM should still be vetting everyone & professionally screening them to make sure they meet the qualifications & standards (which can adjust too, but may open up to not as qualified people that can lead to uncertain outcomes)There's a ton of potential for risk of it not working out, then a lot more money being spent all trying to find someone..

Hey everyone,I’m analyzing a potential house hack in Waterford, CT and would love some feedback from the community.This is a unique property because it has two separate single-family homes on one lot.

Hey everyone,I’m analyzing a potential house hack in Waterford, CT and would love some feedback from the community.This is a unique property because it has two separate single-family homes on one lot.

This property had strong potential thanks to its location and structure.

The property has potential mainly because it’s in unincorporated Charleston County with no HOA, which opens the door for STR use and creative setups that wouldn’t fly in most of Mount Pleasant.

If you put in 100% you are risking 100%.