The theme in your responses seems to show that is more important to you than your selling price/interest rate.Based on solving for the new buyer:Purchase Price: $200kDown Payment: $10kLoan Term: 30 yearsInterest Rate: 6.5% (fully amortized)5-year Balloon: ~$181k (this isn't exact but is in the ballpark)Again, you can't mathematically have *all* of the parameters that you desire so you need to decide which ones to tweak to make you and the potential buyer happy.

Hi, just heard on TV, Vivos has a new twist on the condo theme, they are building plush bomb shelters with common areas shared with other "residents", you know, like dining rooms, medical facilities, etc.

We thought of flipping as a creative way to make money for our wedding - but then decided why not keep doing it?

In the past year we've managed to save about $10k even with our wedding and honeymoon (all paid off).

Listening to many podcasts, posts, and etc, the one main theme I always hear is taking action, so this past month I decided to take those training wheels off and start making moves.We would really like to work with amazing people from Brevard to Broward county.

Just weeks prior he invited me to his wedding, which is also in Philippines, and he knows just how involved I am in this thing, so he offered to show me bank figures and how it's all possible.

Our firm specializes in investment properties around the theme parks.

Absolutely...I have friends who cry about having to 'help' pay off their grown kids student loans & the majority exceed the $35,000 chump change these fools paid.The best was a wedding we were attending where the father handed off the daughters student loans to the groom.

my real gig (besides RE investing) is wedding video production. 

This project should close by September, aiming for a $100k-$150k profitMy fiancée and I will get married in August (not sure how this changes the structure of the LLC or corporation)I want to deduct all of my real estate expenses (education, events, business meetings, mileage, memberships, etc.) totaling between $30k - $50kI'd like to be able to deduct tuition expenses for myself (finished grad school June 2014) and my fiancée if possibleThis year, I plan on using the profits to pay for the wedding, both school loans, credit cards, and a down payment on a house.