The idea of losing $1,800 lives a very bitter taste in my mouth.UPDATE: Now the bank is telling me the only way I can close on this deal is to get a renovation loan from them.

Their mood can be sully due to the fact that their hopes and plans of moving have went down the drain, and simply out of bitterness won't want to deal with the house at all for a few months.

I've had a few that are simply not solvable, because exes tend to get pretty bitter and nasty during divorce. 

It would just depend on your specific scenario and require some negotiating to find something that is comfortable for you both. 50/50 is great, but I've seen some investors get quite bitter because they end up putting in more time than their counterpart and it usually ends any future partnership prospects.The limited partnership and LLC structure seems strange to me from what you mentioned, though.

@Amalya Winters now that we have more of the story it honestly sounds like you're bitter about the fact the seller is making a profit because you don't think it's fair.

The majority of the violence occurs in a few specific neighborhoods where rival gangs have been in bloody turf wars.   

I’ve got maybe a dozen inquiries over a weeks time on a vacancy I have , but of coarse it’s bitter cold here and worst time for us north eastern folks 

It will not destroy us financially, but I am bitterly disappointed in myself.

She's very bitter about the whole experience, she finds it hard to look to the future because she spends all her time regretting her past decisions.I remain hopeful!

So even though the buyer agreed to the price, had a pre-approval letter from said bank, during final underwriting, bank said actually.. we aren’t going to finance this for you because it puts your monthly payment too high and with your past credit issue, we don’t have faith you’ll pay us back regularly (obviously in a much more professional manner, yes I’m still bitter ha) long story short, we allowed a couple extensions to see if the buyer could get another form of financing, they couldn’t, contract was terminated and they got their EM back because of the clause in the contract stating if they couldn’t get financing, they get it back.