Just ask the agent if the seller would be open to seller finance, but you have to be able to explain that to the listing agent because they probably won't know.

Hi all, I need some assistance explaining what these seller financing terms mean and their breakdowns? 

That's good, but hopefully you have talked to the tenant and explained that they cannot let you know there is a problem and then ghost you.

(and with no late fee until July 16th) The reason for this is that mortgages are paid in arrears (except for the month closing which I will explain below).

He discussed each one of my fears in detail and logically explained how those fears were "far away" from happening. 

Since the listing agents job is to get the most for the property, I am sure they would skillfully explain their dirty deed as actually being them "looking" out for the seller, trying to get more for it, etc, etc, blah blah blah.

Can you explain this to me like I am four years old?

While the two paragraphs in question don’t actually use the terms “due” or “sale” it’s been given that name through the years to provide an easy way to explain the verbiage.Normally, if there is a loan attached to the property that loan is paid off when you sell it.

He makes the process easy by explaining all your options and telling you the pros and cons of every type of loan.

There are obvious benefits to acquiring properties that have permitted work, but I want to see if anyone can explain why some folks allow unpermitted work.