Check this out: http://realeflow.com/It seems pricey, but very flexible and customizable.

., how much would I offer and how is the best way to approach this situation as the seller is willing to be somewhat flexible.

I'd be stupid if I said it Wasn't for the money.But I would like my job to be flexible and I know appraisal can be but I also heard you could be a Loan Officer from your own home.

You want to let companies know up front where you stand, and make sure they’re willing to be flexible for you.3 - Termination of your Agreement: In the event that your “relationship” does not work out, you want to know up front what exactly it will take to terminate your agreement.

Or, provides flexible, seller-based financing to low-income first time homebuyers or something...

To clarify the property was listed initially for 299,000 then at 275,000 for long time not sold so we figure marketied correctly with flexiblity we can get 250's which is 30,000 profit.

Usually a commercial lender's lending criteria will be more flexible than at the local bank.

The less I have to do to get it market ready and if the house is in a good area that I could see it moving pretty quick then I will be much more flexible on the profit i am looking for in the end.

I would always put it in a contract because it gives you flexibility to assign the contract.

Again, the purpose was to have the flexibility to either:1.