You may want to sell it for cash and pay the cost to so it's about 40% equity in your hands and pay the taxYou do a lease with an option but you're knocking to get more than three or 4% downI don't know what state you're inYou could look at a contract for deed like 10% down of the pan a contract and then refinance it down the roadThe important thing if you're selling on terms send the OF Buyer RMLO to look over the 1003 app for the ability to repay

I've done 4 flips so far, with more in our future.   2 of those 4 were recommendations who didn't pan out.  

But even then you are putting in an additional $50K at the request of a single buyer who may or may not pan out in the end.  

my broker suggested Martinson and beason.....hope one of those pan out for you

We are making offers and so far nothing has quite panned out...which means we are getting closer!!

We end up eating the cost of things like nails, putty, caulk, buckets, paint pans, rollers, putty knives, trowels ect due to waste and the tools ect walking off with the contractors.  

White vinegar evaporating in a pan and/or used to wash surfaces will help to eliminate smoke odors.4. 

The returns look good on paper but rarely pan out.

I'm super excited that I've gotten two responses even though I realize they may not pan out.

@Anu Pan What's the amortization on the loan?