What you'll get when crossing the two is anyone's guess.It is not uncommon for the bank to "need" anywhere between 4 months at 2 years to transact, and if there is a wholesaler involved it will create an even fuzzier picture unless you can cut to the source.I would recommend emphasizing that the wholesaler's fee is protected (IF the price you've discussed with them is workable) and that you will do protect that vigorously, BUT request (or require) that the wholesaler connect you with the agent representing the bank.  

When it comes to negotiating owner-carry financing, is it uncommon to negotiate a lower sale price along with owner-financing for the same sale?

It's filled with blight and really on the edge of collapse...not uncommon in these small towns...I'm sure folks from Mansfield think it's great and that's fine.Ohio has 3 major cities, Columbus being by far the largest and most stable with exponential continued growth.

These are not uncommon for old houses in Chicago.

It is very uncommon that investors will trust someone who they don't know with thousands of dollars, especially someone who has never done a deal.

Locals there told me that in the last year, the market has been hot, which is uncommon for that town.

Believe it or not, this is pretty uncommon in our world with about 500 doors under management. 

Hi Jas,I am very familiar with Section 8, I have rented to Sec 8 tenants for years.It is not uncommon for the women to have boyfriends move in.

It is not uncommon to see 20 year amortization and 5 year rate lock for commercial lending to an LLC. 

Very uncommon to have a bond.