Hello, all my little mortals.

OK my little mortals, sit with me. 

I've recently realized my own mortality so to speak and came to the conclusion that if I don't change my habits then I will have nothing for my children to inherit when I do eventually pass away.

But the allure of more units is always a strong pull Keep in mind that you are mortal and have a limited number of years to employ that strategy ;)

There are tons of threads concerning options and their use as well as how options have been effected by Dodd-Frank, the SAFE Act and predatory dealing laws.My feeling is that this price level, with a more financially sophisticated buyer, who just sued and won in some matter with a bank isn't going to be that likely to get involved in leases and options and convoluted strategies that lesser mortals might get involved with.This goes a bit deeper as to the issue why your buyer won't qualify, one credit issue generally doesn't wipe out a higher income earner for 5 years, so with more information concerning that issue we can judge what alternatives might be acceptable.Another aspect Inderpal, are you suggesting you would carry back the mortgage but it's your partner who is unwilling?

I answered before the question was asked, am I mortal or what?

That was more than I was willing to pay so I sadly resigned to the fact I wouldn't be buying the house.After the auction, it showed the plaintiff was the winning bidder with a bid of $150,100.I am mortally confused as I was more than willing to spend that amount.

He's going to stammer and be embarrassed and have excuses but you married him, time to get him cooking bacon or if he is mortally injured to release all liens and get someone else started today. 

But, just because You could get it done, doesn't mean most mere mortals could!

I don't mean to sound cruel but when the weather turns gray, the nights long and cold and the trees are bare - "all the time in the world" might give way to thoughts of mortality.