Sounds logical  

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Yes this is not what you wanted in home ownership, but don't let a tough situation become a disaster.Take emotion out of the decision and point out the areas that my logic is off base.I wish the best for you.

You have to put yourself in their shoes and try as much as possible to use logic, refer to the lease, but also be understanding where it makes sense. 

I look at it as this being the logical next step for a renter, and I would be happy to help any way I could as long as you were up front, honest and worked with me in planning when you would leave.

This seems like a very logical way of getting in to this game and like you said no Different than a private or hard money lender.

For example: 10% of profits during ownership, and then a 20% profit share on the sale if a certain sales price is reached, maybe 15% if a lower price is achieved etc.It makes for logic given the conditions.

It would seem logical that enrollment will pick back up again now that we're operating under a budget.

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