I'd move on, you can't get blood from a rock.

You should let them fall out of contract several times, then make a blood-sucking offer. 

The landlord has seemingly returned his blood pressure to a normal level.

When I need a blood test and have to fast for 8 hours, before the following morning, I am a very miserable person without my morning cup of up of coffee loaded with sugar.This is not a dating forum.

The price points are just too rich for my blood as far as investing goes.

After all you cant get blood out of a rock.Let me know how it goes,Grant

But mostly I smelled money :)I read a book once that said, "There is more honor in a well-tilled field than one soaked in blood" and I still believe it.I've just met too many people why dream about making money in real estate that turn up their noses at manual labor, even skilled labor, and think they're too good for it, JD.

People also seem to forget that even though you should buy when there's blood on the streets, few people have the guts to invest at that time.

If crypto went to zero tomorrow, there would be thousands of people demanding action (bail out, hand out or demanding blood).

Co-signors generally have no interest in the property unless you are related by blood- parent, marriage,or  legal court order- these are "exceptions" which an Underwriter approves.