Now obviously, that is beneficial to sponsor, and less risky now for the investor being that their capital was returned back so I see how that is fine and not too horrendous, but seems to me that could damage investor returns or maybe that sponsor may lose out to a competing sponsor that doesnt restructure the termsJust curious and would love to get opinions and a conversation started, what are your thoughts and have you or anyone you know done that?

Also, the boiler for all intents and purposes works fine and I get it serviced yearly so the only thing prompting me to switch to electric is to avoid the 8PM No heat call when it's -10 outside@Dennis M.I would never chose that either, however I've had tenants who balked at Oil as the fuel source so wasn't sure of the prevailing fuel source opinion@Marcia MaynardUpstate NY, Polar Vortex, Blizzards, Freezing Rain, Sleet, Snow.

I know someone else who does the same thing and said a couple times the people freaked and didn't sign the lease, and he was fine with that since he figured things would not have gone well if they had signed. 

You should be fine to do what you’re looking to do but you do want to ask someone with a license for this advice.

But that's fine, I just want to get my feet wet at this point.

They look fine but are essentially glued-on and subject to wear and tear.In particular, there isn't a good solution for the top edge of the laminate flooring.  

The agent listed the property much higher than I expected to receive, which I was fine with at the time, but it's been on the market so long that I really only care to get rid of it.

Maybe that's not the only people who sell to wholesalers, but primarily I dealt with senior citizens, and tried to convince them to sell their perfectly fine house for 40% below market value. 

The project I am working on close to home has had its troubles, but I manage every detail with a fine tooth comb and I am there every day.

At that time, cancel the contract and you are fine.