The bank can always agree to a lower price, or demand a higher price.  

In Illinois, generally speaking, tenant can get a second appearance almost every time and on the second appearance, they could demand a jury trail.

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HOA's can demand a special assessment if their reserves aren't in order, which could be thousands of dollars.If you've noticed a theme in everything I've written above, you're right.  

The answers to those questions may affect whether it's more favorable to keep it (so you can RAISE rents regularly, and reap the benefit of future capital gains), or owner-finance it to another Buyer (thus, why not demand a sufficiently high down payment so that you can invest in ANOTHER?

The unit you would personally live in, how can you improve it so when you want to move out it can demand a good monthly rent? 

Now as a real estate investor you inject yourself into this housing system of supply and demand as being  provider of housing for a price of course. 

The other reason of course is the demand.  As

Shall is the key word and you as a seller have every right to demand a buyer prove application was made by agreed date, if they refuse then that’s ball game folks.  

Supply and demand as well as the legality.