I would say this, if it's listed by a broker for any length of time it has been examined by some very experienced people.

You can get great stats from columbusrealtors.comAre you looking for primary residence or investment options?

This is sort of a long post with alot of numbers but I would like to get some other people's views on this strategy and I appreciate anyone that takes the time to examine the details.

My problem was I offered to start looking for financing for the project [which he didnt want claiming he didn't want debt on the project which I can understand but if you dont have the funds to cover, and you took my money as an investor I felt like you have to examine all options]Needless to say he came up with some additional capital 20k-30k and the owner decided to hold the note on the rest for some period.

Scott, I owned a mortgage company, had one of the largest privately financed note servicing companies in the country and was a bank examiner before that, I'm not foreign to mortgage lending, but I'm not LMO now, I'm retired. :)

I would like to examine as many different options as possible in order to make the best decision.

Here is the definition:Dis-cus-sion: an act or instance of discussing; consideration or examination by argument, comment, etc., esp. to explore solutions; informal debate.

I think I heard a stat the other day that if you haven't received an offer after the first 10 showings then you are probably asking too much for it.

I saw stats that 70% of buyers start their search online.I do business in a resort community (Aspen) and out of town buyers surely start their search online before the even get to town.

@Atwan Kwan,For what it may be worth, I've read more than one post here on BP about tenants who keep windows open even in the dead of winter and keep the 'stat set on 80.Maybe check into that if you can ... drive by at odd hours, stuff like that.Why isn't the tenant paying their own heat?