There are certain terms where a lease can be terminated-not paying rent, unwilling to pay rent increase...etc.

My wife and I admit that even with all these changes that maybe the valuation could have still been below what we needed however, we prove based on the above info that their facts were completely wrong, invalid, inaccurate, etc. but yet they were unwilling to make any changes.

Hello BP Team,Throughout my decade long Military career I've seen dozens of friends unwillingly forced into the role of landlord or end up writing a check for thousands of dollars, $12,000 in one scenario, to sell their primary residence after they completed their service (ETS), retirement, or forced to move out of state (PCS)?

Instead of a seller being desperate to move a property, it is the buyer who needs owner-financing because they are unwilling or unable to obtain more traditional financing.

As I've begun speaking to potential brokers, I've learned that most are unwilling to sponsor an agent who will be doing wholesale deals on the side.

Sorry about you experience, we have all been there.If you’re unwilling or unable to figure out how to do this on your own, you can at least figure out material cost and work backwards.  

My opinion is to call the seller's bluff and let them close with others if they're unwilling to allow you to get the boxes checked you need to check.  

Just take your time, think it through and know that there is almost always a solution to the problem provided you are unwilling to take 'no' for an answer.

Being on the market over a year would play into your offer price and may mean they're getting motivated to sell and will accept an aggressive offer, or it sat on the market for so long because they're unwilling to negotiate.

Not because they're so many tenants in Newark who are unwilling to pay their rent and instead tear up the properties when evicted.