Might take a little digging, but could be worth it for the look you're going for. 

Basically, all buyers would have to use a realtor or be licensed themselves to transact with a homeowner.  

My wife and I are new to the forum and community (long time podcast listeners), interested in finally breaking through and buying our first rental property!

Probably about 10 years ago I read somewhere that the reason deals go awry is because the people involved never sit down before the project and clearly define their roles and responsibilities.

Happy to connect.

In the current environment you kind of wake up to something new and wild every day..

Selling it to them is an option that lessens your risk but make sure write up a bill of sale, offer as-is and state that it is their responsibility to make sure the item is safe to use and to maintain it.   

Going forward, always do a move-out walkthrough with detailed photos and videos.

So, anybody know a good agent who has access to multiple policies, is familiar with using them to invest in real estate and can give good advice?

What is the best way to fund repairs when purchasing a an owner financed deal?