I know this is probably a long shot, and not as advantageous for the seller as $325K cash up front, but I should have mentioned the seller had it listed for $325K for 4 months, no offers, dropped it to $315K, got a couple of calls, but no offers, then has had it off the market for 3 months and wants to relist it in March if I don't buy it.Since this seems VERY overv-priced based on recent sales, I'm trying to figure out an option that might work for the seller, but we might just be too far off.Any suggestions on how that could be done?

One of the resident's writes to us;"You need to consider a credit or money refund for March rental payment.

Most lenders are at that or even 9%-9.25%.Hopfully some cuts are coming starting in March 2024 which would lower the rates.

Then in March and the following few months, I was told the crews weren't allowed to work due to COVID-19.

I have to wait because my tenant's lease is up in March next year.

Ryan Sajdera (realtor for the Alms Group) runs the show.Hope to see you at the March meeting.

Built 1972, very conservative underwriting, 70% LTV, 506B.Estimated closing on last week of March.

my tenant is trying her best not to pay the full amount of rent, instead of March i’ll let her start in April. i’m just waiting to see what happens next :) prorate rent sucks btw especially being the owner. 

Reaching good accountants in February and March is much harder since they get busy! 

I live around just over the bridge from the island in FWB.Demand stays really high March through October, and slows for the 4 winter months, just like Destin.If I can help you run numbers on properties or give you any insight please let me know!