Which would mean you loose money of the borrower immediately pays off, so not good at all.

I wouldn't buy something I personally wouldn't stay at.This will be too much work for too little money.

You referenced Earnest Money and then referenced that it's non-refundable.

When you go to buy a new set if you have budgeted for it, you can smile and know you got 50% more out of those tires even though you now have to pay a big chunk of money to replace them.

@Marc ChaleIf they want to clear it up- why get a third party collector - compute what they owe and send it to them.

TLDR: if you offer a couple months of “rent” as non-refundable earnest money you’ll probably get the deal.

-Tax Deferral - First, any capital gains on the money reinvested in an Opportunity Zone Fund will be temporarily deferred.

Real estate investment is not just about making money; it's about creating a legacy for generations to come."

I haven't agreed to the trust yet because they have acted with little integrity in many previous money matters.

My other question is that the listing agreement states that we are not allowed to sell to any client that he brought to us during the listing period or he will be owed commission.