I closed the laptop last night and thought I know about what to pay for this, and as long as we come up with a fair payment it's a win all the way around.

I was wondering with those property owners who are pet friendly, what do they do to secure a win-win situation??

We could use the real referral tool, or even something as simply as a facebook page.  

The wholesaler is likely not licensed to sell real estate for the seller and so the assignment contract may be the only way that they can legally sell the contract (versus the property for the seller).As a licensed broker, I have done it where we renegotiated out of our contract with the seller and sold to a buyer with traditional financing simply as an agent.

A win/win for your next flip!

@Levon Janpoladyan, great in theory, but I'd be very skeptical of using Chinese manufacturers to build a home intended for America, simply because of a few recent hiccups.I think the better idea is to use modular homes built here in the US.

@Tony VelezThe 50% guideline is simply a statistical observation: looking at a sample of rental properties, over time the operating costs run approximately 50% of the gross revenue.

@Ryland Taniguchi  I have done a lot of work with SDRIA custodians over the years and I have never heard of any of them prepping RE docs  ... it would be a normal escrow with your escrow officer prepping your DT and if they are able your Prom note.they then send to the custodian for approval. then they fund.Once the nice things about working with lenders that have a true check book IRA they simply cut a check to title and its much smoother than the custodian approach.

I currently have investments in Notes and funding of renovations for other investors for an agreed percentage  of sale price profits for a win/win situation.

Right now, I am very active in the Rent To Own program and find it very rewarding both from a financial perspective and helping people get into their own home.It’s a win win.