Only credit card companies and auto and consumer finance when you have the companies subsidizing the buy downs.I see this on the lending club sites were they are making these small loans to consumers. wonder when the other shoe will drop there..

^^Here's a link to my post:https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/6526/blog_post...Since I'm out here in Korea and there aren't many networks for investors in my shoes (or any^^) a few of us got together and started a meetup.

Mentally debate do you need this shirt, shoes, bicycle, new iPhone 13 max +, etc.?

I just put myself in their shoes: while it is a very emotional time, there are also practical needs to be met, and the PR is the chosen decision maker.

Now that the shoe is on the other foot, we have to discount?

For example, if I were in your shoes, I would probably end up paying them twice (and this frankly wouldn't be a big deal, because I would be taking home a huge pay check from the deal anyway)...

Someone whom was once in my shoes :). 

Step into the seller's shoes and ask yourself if YOU would sell your own property in this way in a seller's market.

If I were in your shoes, I would just see how it goes with a property manager.

The only way out is if the buyer fails to meet any of the other terms of the contract.BTW, put yourself in the buyer's shoes for a moment.