and since you can buy a plane with as little at 5 to 10% down  and finance at bank rates 4 to 5% for 20 to 30 years  ( like a boat or RV)  popping for that 5 or 7 million dollar jet is just 300k down and 20k a month :)It's my understanding that it is quite possible to not be able to take the depreciation deduction, so it is a "carry forward" thing that can be taken when earnings and other deductions permit - I am not a tax expert, just stating what my understanding is.

Perhaps seller financing the business only would be more appealing if you position it as the $400k home purchase will help them buy the RV and the monthly payments on the $150k business will fund their RV traveling as ongoing income for gas and RV Park fees.

I'd buy from him again in a heartbeat.In the end, the wholesaler ended up holding the property for over a year until the hapless Israeli investor was sent packing by the judge and the property was finally sold to someone else for $28K.

If they’ve caused other problems and seem like they’re going to be PITA tenants I would probably keep December’s rent(since they in fact lived there) and hand them back January’s rent or part of it and send them packing.

@Joe DomanHowdyI've done exactly what you're talking about many times and in your area.Title companies don't like doing this because they don't make as much money.Like selling a 6 pack instead of individually.Pam at Core Title in Livonia is great.  

It's an RV Park.  

If you find a good hunk of concrete surface, go with Boat/RV storage. 

we also have boat and RV parking at another location which is almost full.