The seller is under no obligation at all to work something out.Keep in mind that many investors count of you not buying, to steal the down payment (Oprion Price) take the rents and then repeat the process.Also, you lender will only count the amount paid in excess of the fair market rents toward any down payment.

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They'll destroy that newly renovated apartment; they'll sell drugs out of your apartment; they'll steal the appliances, they'll move in 10 of their best felon buddies, etc.So, while it is possible to do some good, that is strictly a side issue.

That's like burning down a jewelry store to steal the melting gold.

Good price in a town of 90,000, but it had a construction loan on it of over$11 million making it seem like a steal. The

I think it is ethical to default in the event it is advantageous to do so if the lender knows that the loan is non-recourse and agrees to this beforehand regardless of whether or not it is a bank.I think it is advantageous to pull a gun on someone and steal the 1000 bucks they have in their wallet.

If this deal is as great as you say it is I would beg, borrow, (but don't steal) the money.

Honestly, the deals are so good my concern is the partner I find may just steal the deal from under me.

But they would pay to get a door replaced, for example, if it was damaged for the theif to break in and steal the metals.

The tenants can do anything they want including trash the house, steal the appliances, tear down walls....whatever... and I have absolutely no recourse, nor am I allowed to know who they are.This is a FEDERAL law, which the President signed in May of 2009.