If not, you can simply list on the MLS with an agent and include in the listing description that the tenants will remain in the home until their lease expires.

Anyhow, the list just contains the first named owner, the legal description of the property, and the amount of taxes owed.

I believe that most people, unless they are talented at being an elite investor, should just be an LP role in a syndication due to the scalability and being able to spread their capital across different leads, business plans, asset classes, and geographical locations.

But your purchase price for that home is also lower.If you search for homes in a certain city, the results are usually geographically broad.

He has stolen my photos and description, and now several legit possible tenants are scared of the property!

But I wonder if its systemic or just reserved for a handful of PM's in larger markets.Unfortunately I was only half joking ... my experience is that this is actually a fairly accurate description either partially or in entirety of the way MOST PMs operate ... the ones that this does not accurately describe are the exception, not the rule ...

The closing costs are also far less since most of the closing costs come from the bank financing, of which there is none.The biggest difference between traditional financing and seller financing is the description of what's happening...as it pertains to the money/cash movement:1 - Traditional financing - The buyer of the property is "buying" (not borrowing) money from the bank.

Also there are a few good Realtors bit many do subpar work with crappy pictures and little to no description.I have been looking for land and you can't tell where it is from the lack of description.

It has become more frequent in the Indianapolis market, where people are putting "possible Airbnb" in the property descriptions, offering the home furnished to start as a rental.

It was a very poor listing - only a few pictures, low quality, short description, etc.