@Mario Morales, you can calculate it every year or for any range of years!

And the only thing that sometimes hurt me in D. was that he is soooooooooo honest and he wouldn't do anything which doesn't comply to his moral values, His honor is just huge, and I certainly respect it a lot.I live in so called "depressed" area in CA, and I had cash on top of everything else (credit score, job, etc.) and I had NIGHTMARES for a year I was going through the real estate process that D. could leave me and I'd have to again deal with slow, lazy and unprofessional real estate agents.K. is D.'

The difference being some of the informed have morals and won't sell people down the river for a buck.These people selling systems know it is easier to do that then find the actual deals.Being successful in real estate is hard work folks even if you know what you are doing.

Is it to solicit money, gain moral support, or something else?

Essentially if I made her pay “something” it could help with cash flow but morally it seems fishy.

That's a vague plan, and it looks bad for 2 reasons. 1) It's too close to what a realtor actually does, and 2) It just sounds more greedy to say "split the profits" when you have no skin in the game.If you have expertise in foreclosures, and want to make a legit business helping people get out of those predicaments, a coaching or consulting role would probably be a much better option.

moral of the story...get the best tenant you can.

@Jason TimmermanNice responseBut you can't be mad at an elderly person getting a better offer on a deal you were never going to close yourself Oh and to the moral warriors - would it have been different if he were going to buy it himself at that price?  

my first brrrr and it's past my 6 months to refinance. with these new interests rates if I was to refinance I would be braking even. so here is my predicament. 

@Cristian Aviles-Morales I know what you mean.