You would be sitting negative based on the difference of cash in for you an cash out from the DP, and it would take too long for you to recover that difference in using the spread of the mortgages....not to mention the fact your existing lender wouldn't let you take on a mortgage (seller financing) without paying them off first.Actually, as I'm writing this, and thinking more about this, I would bail on this and take my medicine. 

Agree.In 2009, the fed was also printing a lot of money to ease the short term economic depression.The effect of those printed money basically diluted the intrinsic value of Dollar, and showed it effect on Real Estate price from 2012 to 2019.The amount of Money artificially created this time by Fed in 2020, due to Covid19, is about 20% of the total M2.

It will vary by area, but most importantly, if someone is currently using it as a primary residence, there is likely some type of homestead exemption/deduction in place making the current tax bill artificially low. 

People are pushing prices up artificially because they are seeing the low inventory and engaging in FOMO buying.

Legal and ethical issues arise frequently, and are commonly encountered in certain fields such as medicine, healthcare and politics.

Big jumps can often lead to artificial turnover.

Goes to show that you shouldn't assume someone is smart because they have a graduate degree, and do not assume that everyone in "high paying" professions such as law, medicine, etc, is high income.

Artificial intelligence is taking over real estate- Real estate companies are increasingly using artificial intelligence in every aspect of buying, selling and home financing.- Algorithms can now go through millions of documents in seconds, looking through property values, debt levels, home renovations, and even some of a homeowner’s personal information.- “The traditional agent would go knock on the doors of a lot of homes.

Restrictions on supply, whether real or artificial, help drive up prices for the people who own in those areas.

Just a few examples:-Covered patio-Pavers vs bare concrete-Swimming pool-Hot tub-Gas fire pit-Raised garden beds-Putting green-Dart board-Artificial turf (with corn hole)-BBQ-Umbrellas-Ample seatingThis is my long winded way of saying, you are not over doing this.