The value was around 110,000 pounds and I paid 30,000; the remaining part should have been paid through a mortgage at the moment of delivery.Now, as compensation the developer is offering another project that will be ready in 6 months with a value of 220,000 pounds.

My boots are pounding the ground now!!!

We just were go go go, and when a roadblock came along, we just pounded away until it broke.

Simple answer. stop being penny wise and pound foolish.

Maybe you missed the post earlier today,, the tenant put a nail in the wall,, and broke a tile in the bathtub surround.. nail was pounded right thru the wall... so owner has to fix the ceramic tile now in the bathroom.. just saying stuff happensI'd to the install yourself.

Pound the pavement for local and community banks - they are often more flexible and willing to work with their customers.

They are obviously a bit desperate given their timeline, so hopefully they don't drop their dog at the pound and say, "we don't have a dog now," :-) 

Just keep pounding the pavement and you'll be fine.  

"Real, real, REAL rough rule of thumb (to be taken with a pound of salt, like any other investing rules of thumb): 8.5% seems to be the 'sweet spot' for many investors.

What the buyer offers the seller can either accept,counter, or tell the buyer to go pound sand.