So perhaps if those same buyers were to pay for our services hourly, we may see them more motivated to make decisions faster.

Prices and rents continue to increase steadily.Sales - $/SqFt by Month(Click to enlarge.)The median sales $/SF was up 9% YoY and 6.7% YTD.Rentals - $/SqFt by MonthRents rose 4.3% YoY and 6% YTD.The Market Remains HotFollowing the rapid inventory decline starting in Q1, the number of days on the market for sales remained below 17 and for rentals below 19, indicating strong demand for both.Sales - List to Contract Days by MonthRentals - List to Contract Days by MonthRental trends tend to follow sales.

So In SIMPLE terms; you are stating that REGARDLESS of whether the FULL $60K in funds paid to the Seller for the OPTION to buy the home at $300K is APPLIED towards that $300K "Strike Price" reducing the remaining amount due to them to $240K OR if only $30K of the $60K in funds paid to the Seller is APPLIED reducing the the remaining amount due to them to $270K - the Tax Treatment for THEM (the seller) is the SAME on the $60K paid for the OPTION ?

If you’re willing I’d like to be able to soak up information and recieve some motivation through our conversations!

Hi all, I have to potential deals with motivated sellers and trying give them a couple options for cash or creative financing.

You can spend the remaining funds on other improvements and write them off as business expenses. 

Personally, I have no issues making the full monthly payments from the start, so it seems unnecessary to pay the buydown payment just to have lower payments in the first two years.Additionally, my lender said that if I refinance before the 2-year period is over, the remaining buydown payment would be applied to the principal.

The same is true of Vietnam There is no doubt that both China and Russia remain totalitarian governments, but as I said totalitarianism can be on the right or the left. 

I run a wholesaling company that markets in the northeast part of FL and I am looking for a new PPL company to buy "motivated" leads from.

A key remaining part of my question: I'm wondering if there are development lenders who take collateral not from the development asset (land. etc) itself but from other properties that the developer might own (less risky )My thinking is - if I can get comfortable with the value of the collateral, then I don't have to worry about the success of the actual new build as much.