I bet you wouldn't.And then you didn't specify LTV so we can only assume you want 100%.

I bet she would of paid the $100 with the yard looking the way it is.

Local community banks and credit unions are probably your best bet.

If it is in there then I believe they can request the lease be terminated NOTE: I AM NOT A LAWYER AND YOU MAY WANT TO SEEK ONE.Your best bet would be to call the President and let him know that look, I screwed up and I apologize that I did not do this, but can we get the lease approved. 

This option intrigues because I have heard a few people on the podcasts say that they have rented to buy I just feel like the other one is probably the safer bet. 

I am with Evergreen Note Servicing, we specialize in Seller Finance collections, are licensed in TX, have a fantastic 24/7 web platform that generates investor reports as well as an investor services group that works with our TX properties investors.Good luck with your plan and I hope to hear from you with questions or how we can help you with your properties.

David Gonzalez Check the county assessors web site, you should be able to search the address and find the ownership information.

I bet the guy who invested in CA 5 years ago is doing way better than the guy who invested elsewhere 5 years ago - even if h produced more "cash flow" at first.

My best bet might be to write the contract and assign it to someone.

Sometimes agreeing to a higher purchase price, with seller paying you after closing (most banks won't allow this)Seller financingHonestly the personal loan is probably your best bet, are you flipping this deal to an investor?