Odds are if you reject him she will move out and find another place , family is important , blood is thicker than water .  

Just when my blood is flowing and I'm feeling an adrenaline rush, another bidder bids 51K.

The public seems to be fond of 'blood from a bank'.

Esp since it also allows for a thinner slab hence less cement ??

On the other hand my dad was a contractor and spec builder and getting some people to pay when all was done and done top notch was like getting blood out of a turnip, so my mom would send the bill and tell my dad I'm mailing another bill to the turnips.

The last insane run up allowed him to sell to someone with deep pockets who funded his original plan A exit of selling all.After resting as one of the top RE agents in my area, he just bought a college rental, I guess it just is in his blood.

I hope he doesn't sue you, but if he does it will cost him at least $150 to file, and it will cost you to answer, and if you hired him to know he not licenses you, and him could get a ticket, and if you win you will not be able to get blood out of a turnip, but if he wins he can cloud the title to the home, and a labor lien is a tough lien to bond around or get rid of without paying to get the lien remove.

Sure, the net effect is a gain, but eventually this will become unsustainable unless you have immense cash reserves, because cash is the blood that keeps a business running.

Too low for my blood, and I'd pass - but not too low for everybody.I'm just saying - the deal is probably priced on the high side, but the terms are clearly AWESOME - the opposite of what some people seem to think.

As a matter of protecting yourself be aware there are lines that get blurry and their are borrowers (and lenders) with attorneys at their side that will draw blood if they can and if things go down a path that brings the idea to the forefront, they likely will.