You're probably looking at 1 in 1000 homes will be workable with seller financing.  

I just had to walk away.In some areas the Planners are workable and give leeway, some not.

My credit wasn't workable at the time which is why I needed the time to help myself build my credit stronger.I seeking financing to get this property into my name.

This looks like a workable Sub2 per podcast 70, I've never done one so I really dont know.

One issue I have is that I've been buying and selling off the mls, and while that seems alright, it also takes months to land a workable deal in my market.

Sub-To or lease options from an investor to an investor that would be exempt from the new legal constraints can be a workable niche, but I'd suggest you stay away from selling to homeowners or owner occupied deals, need to be familiar with the laws and exemptions in you state.

@Angie B. all that matters is having a workable market!

The income and expenses will be split as per stake in the IRA.Do you see this as a workable deal from legal point of view.

If that is what it's worth, nothing is going to work unless she comes up with money (obviously doesn't have) or the lender accepts a short sale, probably not if they see anything near 125K as a value.2. seller may be motivated, but not that motivated as she was with you before you made that low ball, not a workable offer.

This common concept is not workable under Dodd-Frank if applicable, under RESPA, under unilateral contract law, which is what a financing agreement is nor is there a likelihood you'd get a qualified buyer through with a 2 year balloon.