If the seller is open to financing the deal, I would press that option hard.

Here is a useful fact sheet published by the SEC relating to compensation "finders" (fundraisers).https://www.sec.gov/news/press...As always, consult with a securities attorney. 

https://www.usnews.com/info/blogs/press-room/articles/2019-04-09/austin-texas-is-the-no-1-best-place-to-live-according-to-us-news

Sorry didn’t read the other replies: Your interest rate is so low.. it doesn’t make sense to pay it off now (primary residence). if you can generate higher than a 3% rate of return… then it wouldn’t make sense right… Think about it: Worst case scenario: you net $500k on the sale after taxes : and you buy 5 SFRs that each rents out for $1k per month (that’s $5k per month that easily pays your current mortgage). if you are not pressing yourself to buy more assets: you could move into the investment home (if you can and want to) : live in it as a primary home for 2 years : then Sell it and have a way lower tax liability. 

I bet a simple French press costs 15 bucks!

Quick press of the handle for "#1", longer hold of the handle for "#2".

Another great place to look is in the trade journals and press releases for announcements of recent deals.

If you decide to press forward, just ask what terms the would find acceptable and see if you can get to the source not wanting to sell. 

The reverse mortgage on the property is the only thing pressing us for time. 

Everything I find online seems to be a press release from the foundation itself so not exactly objective.Thanks!