The rate may appear higher, but when you consider how much money you pay interest on, and how quickly you can pay down a line of credit safely compared to a loan, it's a no brainer.Otherwise, with refinancing, don't worry about who you go with.

Try to do a less reduced price, but focus on  a no interest loan from the owner. 

It would cash flow a negative amount of roughly $100 per month.To me this seems like a no brainer.

She had already taken down the original review, written the day after they were a no-show for the first time and the manager called and offered $2500 to make it right.

Thereby avoiding a "No assignment" clause in the purchase contract and doing a double closing with the associated fees?

There isn't really any good way to remove all the risk without a no further actions letter.

The mere fact i wouldn't be able to pay off the initial loan + cash loan would indicate to me this would be a no go deal, but I think there is something I'm forgetting to do?

Also, are there any questions that have to be a "Yes" or have to be a "No"?

For me a flood zone is a no-go.

At what point is the deal deserving of a “no”?