Building my models to mirror his and presenting them to my bank had them very impressed.

Trim the desilvered edges off your mirror.

However, I built mine to mirror my personal thought process, so it moves through some of the input details in a different order. 

I want to avoid FOMO as much as possible, however it will always be in the rear view mirror. 

shave in the mirror, take out blade, put in slot.  

If it was bought on a VA loan, you can sell on a Mirror Wrap and you will benefit from the offset of the payments.

The panel on the wall was wired for electric and an internet connection so they can put a TV there if they want or just hang a picture or mirror if that is their thing. 

They are viewing investments in the rear view mirror.

It describes a property that is most likely in need of some repair, has deferred basic maintenance and yet still can get occupied by someone who can fog a mirror. 

In that case, they'll have an appraisal done, and your sales contract would have to mirror something close to market.If on the other hand, you give him a note, or take it on "Subject to" if there's a small mortgage, then I think you'll be OK.Another way is for him to deed you half the property, add you to the deed, you now own half. then wait a while, you buy his other half.