You will have to expect a few bumps, on non violent offenders i often use a 3 strike rule, it takes 3 violations before we revoke, they can rarely change old habits overnight, especially if they do not get away from old circles of friends.

Considering your seller is likely sitting on a property that he can't easily move due to a shallow pool of potential buyers, there's at least a decent chance you may strike gold with your terms. 

I was with them on the initial strike/counter but I believe they have gone to far.Its simply muscle flexing at this point.

@Steve Olafson   nothing wrong with cash and cash flow ..... cash allows you to strike when a hot deal comes up.. if your cash is all tied up in cash flow then your kind of stuck for when the great deals emerge and as we know deals are like street cars there is always a next one on the next corner..

In the great gold rush, the majority rushed out with shovels to dig for their own gold, hoping (either out of panic for recovery and/or sheer greed) to strike it rich with their own found gold.

Use that to spray in the face of someone who is getting violent.If you have to fight, remember to strike vulnerable areas (throat, eyes, groin).

If one could throw together a fund, maybe get a few billion together, now you got something, striking out to provide some form of bridge finance too commercial operators.

Mortgage applications to purchase a home rose 2% for the week and were a striking 19% higher than a year ago.

It has me captivated seeking the right opportunity to strike a deal against.

I think there is a delicate balance to strike between being over AND under leveraged, though.