That being said, I can't see the price history from what I just looked at, but my guess would be that it was priced too high and sat forever with a stubborn seller that didn't want to come down to a realistic market price. 

You can't do it all alone, don't be stubborn and think you can, that's the slow road.

I am just one stubborn little monkey that knew nothing.

We have a stubborn person like that near me. 

I am a stubborn SOB when it comes to this type of thing and therefore, just for the principle, I would not offer a cent and would be counter suing. 

It is good to get different viewpoints and I am quite stubborn in my beliefs.For example, I would not recommend jumping into multi family as your first foray into real estate!

He’s stubborn and won’t budge

@Brad E. of course you can try to negotiate, but it sounds like you are dealing with a stubborn seller and I would not expect too much.

In the case that they are stubborn on this point, plan B would be to offer them a portion of the tenant-buyer's down payment, with the lease purchase contingent on finding a tenant-buyer.One thing I was wondering, when a seller wants a down payment, which of the following two ways should I go:1.

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