There is tons of information available on this site. https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2014/01/0...This is probably the most relevant to your interests.

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He's got lots of great interviews that would be relevant to you.  

If, the seller is a licensed lender, there is a possibility of you investing in the notes while they retain service but the agreements to do so safely is a complex one and putting it together for several notes would not make sense.Any books on note buying are likely out of date regarding the legalities of doing so, and no one I am aware of has anything current as the laws change so fast that books are of little value any more. ( We update our clients monthly via email of any relevant changes in rules and regulations, and even we have trouble tracking all the changes in the 44 states we cover.)

Here is a relevant article by Dave Van Horn: http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2014/12/11/exit-strategy-convert-real-estate-paper-assets-notes/

@Belinda Lopez Might not be relevant now because the sale might not be happening, but, unless there's some way to check records at TMHA that I'm not aware, I believe you are referring to a different entity than Matt suggested.

Where could I obtain a template for a RBTR/Owner co-hab agreement that is thorough in addressing conditions that are situationally relevant to ensure that all pertinent/legally required information is accounted for?

It would be good to connect with a local agent that has relevant experience.

., acquisition in 2022) but its the build date, correct that is relevant?

Your personal income, employment history and DTI is not relevant with this loan type.