However, Clussive would be the first to tell you it definitely had a psychological effect on him.Had Clussive known HUD issued a directive in 1990 (see below) banning the wrap of an FHA loan by any means — a land contract, a deed of trust, mortgage — he would have never accepted the transaction and agreed to close it.

People don't change their habits unless they change their psychology.

I get where you're coming from.Guys, I don't know if you realize it, but Brian gave you something above that is FREE and it is worth PURE GOLD:Learn How to Negotiate a Terms Deal With Home SellersIt's a huge file, it's 2.5 hours of listening to Brian =) and it may be the single best training you will ever here on how to NEGOTIATE; the psychology of making a deal the seller.  

It would be worth a fortune.Imagine the psychological lift for those in drab hospital & nursing home rooms.

So counterintuitively, using "social finance" we learn and understand the psychology of the mind making these emotional decisions which drive some of this volatility we see.

do fan out if the OP keeps us updated here on BP in months/years' proceedings to come, considering the initial express interest in having police remove her. i do wonder what judge wouldn't seriously question duress and/or query the health and psychological wellness of a 96yo woman who somehow lost her home to the iron hammer of eminent domain proceeding, then the replacement to her granddaughter, and is now wanted off the property and gone, with not a shred on accomodation for her in her final years indicated by the OP herewithin.there's always two sides to a story and so its sadden poor/old 96yo granny (bless her soul) or her agent isn't likely in the least to ever show up here to tell her side.am hopeful all parties in said dispute get the justice they deserve and somehow all live happily ever despite today's wrath of a grossly litigious America where sovereign all-American family values once flourished.not a lawyer either so not giving advice but rather input - and perspective - as a fellow forum reader and writer.

He knew about -business, -legal issues, -tax issues, -marketing, -sales, -promotion, -networking, and most importantly he knew about people (psychology).The first thing he did was tell me that you have two ears and one mouth, and y should listen more than I talk.Second thing he did was have me read "How to Win Friends and Influence People" by Dale Carnegie. 

The way I see it, this is all a psychology game.

The psychology of a buyer when buying just about anything involves buyer's remorse and a trapped feeling.

The reason I am concerned about loan maturity is more psychological than rational. 30 years term is a worst case scenario and I don't want to get stuck in it even hypothetically.I had a 30 years mortgage which I paid off in less than 10 years primarily out of fear.