The issues are numerous and go much deeper than what appears on the surface initially.Folks need to stay away thinking the can be drafting anything at all as creative financing, I say that based on experience, if it were a good idea I'd endorse it, but it's not.I don't see how a 9 year balloon keeps the seller happy and you out of court, the seller may be a great, easy going guy, his attorney may not be and his attorney will have more influence than you will.Erick, I see you're new, check out people's profiles and consider where advice is coming from in posts, it may give you greater insight to their advice. :)

That was actually my one concern with Cleveland is that is appears (at a surface level from limited searches of properties over the past few years) that appreciation there is pretty limited.

if its running " somewhere " and its working and there is no sewage coming to the surface .

., there are a total of 17 building systems, including, among others, plumbing, heating, fire escapes, elevators, kitchens, bathrooms, pointing or exterior surface repair) are completely replaced when the building is 80 percent vacant, units subject to rent stabilization can be deemed permanently exempt and converted to free market status.

@Clint G.Generally most subfloors are not suitable surfaces for a glue down lvp installation.

On the surface the economy is pretty stable.

@Heather Pabon, Just on the surface if you pay off your primary you'll save around $20K a year in interest. 

Lead free, in Maryland, means we took an X-ray spectrometer to your property, and there are no exposed lead surfaces inside and outside your property.  

I have had too many clients that bought a deal that looks good on the surface but as soon as we go to remove a wall or do a dump test, we find we need to redo all of the plumbing or electric, that wasn't budgeted originally.

On the surface, knowing the location of these properties, it's all class A areas, highly desired for renters.