Since sensitive information is necessary to the negotiations but disclosing parties may suffer harm if this information leaks, an NDA works to put parties at ease and spell out the consequences of a breach.An NDA could also impact future contractual obligations or business opportunities.

However, my challenge is a lot of student loans of ~100k (bachelors and masters degrees), which consequently affects my credit.

Getting this assistance is not easy and Welfare demeans you and treat you the way they want to because there is no consequences for them.  

If they were divorced or forced to move, they often really didn't have any option other than Sub2 and could be talked into it not fully understanding the consequences.   

That way if you sell the place quicker than you anticipated you can pay the loan off without any financial  consequences. 

You want an accountant who can help you strategize and who is responsive when you want to know the tax consequences of the financial decisions you are making throughout the year.Good luck.

Any negative consequences from that, yet? 

I wanted to share something that has been going on up here as I believe there are lessons for everyone, and I don’t think this gets coverage at all in the US.Up here in Canada we have had interest rates increase at the same crazy pace that the US experienced but are seeing some very negative consequences from it that are unique up here.In Canada we do not have 30 year fixed mortgages.

Is the fact that the seller ultimately suffered no negative consequences and got fully paid make a difference?  

What are my realistic options for a buyer backing out of a contract a day before closing? Lawsuit? There's no EM.