So, the buyer/tenant would put down as much as they could and then finance the rest...? Or

Make sure you have all of the relevant parties involved, and that they have experience with these transactions (RMLO, title attorney, loan servicing company, credit restoration company)

At any point I can create an "accountant's copy" of my QB, send it to my CPA via email, he can massage anything that looks out of sorts, send the changed copy back to me by email, and then I can get those changes into my QB.In Quickbooks, I generate my Jan 1 reports to see who gets sent a 1099 (I pick up 1099 blank forms at the local IRS office and write out the 1099 by hand).Newer versions of Quickbooks seem to support lots more than what I am doing too.

Eight pages of details which is great for selling the property and restoring the house because now all of the distinct features can be outlined and confirmed.The stone is referred to in the plans as 'Penna Stone'.

Water, electricity and phone are off but are available to be restored.

On the other hand, "GREAT DEALS" are created by knowledable real estate entrepreneurs by massaging the elements of the deal.

If they chose to do so, they would have to restore you to your original state prior to the sale.

I think election year is propping things up and er... massaging data.

Thanks William, thats good advice for the future but I do plan to do most of the restoration myself if possible.

Cabinets-Craigslist, Habitat for Humanity-Restore for used cabinets