@Chiniqua Williams Reread @Steve Babiak previous post.

So if my previous post sounded contradictory (which when I re-read it, it kinda did) I hope that I have cleared that up.

Please re-read the post above from myself, as well as Bill.

Need to start at the beginning and reread and also catch all the posts I missed earlier.

They slipped it into the agreement during a revision (my fault -- I didn't re-read the contract to make sure they didn't change anything), and had I known about it, I would have either tried to negotiate it out or would have refused to sign without a price concession for the same amount.

I re-read Trumps "The Art of the Deal" right before that.I like business books but definitely not looking for any how-to stuff.

There was just a thread on this topic a few days ago - you might want to reread all those posts and withdraw a repeat question.

I mis-read your post and went back now and re-read.

To be candid, I did not re-read the old thread.However, the cautionary tales of the reasons why re-marketing a sub-2 deal to an end user is fraught with problems for original borrower and end user (whether deeded owner, AITD wrapped or lease option) are never ending.Unless you have the resources and ability to cure the prospects of an accelerated loan that's been called due, you are walking in thin ice. 

Re-read the OP.