The contract I'm referring to can be found at D e a n G r a z i o s i' s website.

That's what this BP community os for ... give each other a hand!

Great point, folks doing L/Os, Sub-2s or installments may find a wave of mortgages called, could, not saying will.

You can then finance your down payment.You can use a Partitioned Note (which I have mentioned before, but no one seems to be catching on to) where one note is made in several parts of principal that can use different amortizations so that you make contributions to principal in the earlier periods....legal in all 50 states.You can structure the same thing in any installment agreements as well, Sub-2, Contract For Deeds or L/Os, as such may be allowed in your area.Without knowing what a specific deal might be, speculation would just get wild and crazy.

@Ray Os As long as you don't expect any other water/pipe related issues within the next 12 months, I'd suggest you find a way to fix this issue yourself and not file a claim.

Joel - What is your OS?

The photo of the sign might be useful, but what you're arguing over is a difference os $1300.  

@Tom Gimer here is one article among many: http://www.orlandosentinel.com/classified/realestate/os-bz-zillow-instant-offers-20170708-story.html

If the tenant has been there longer than 12 consecutive months you need to give a 60 day notice.Most LL have tenants with a 12 month lease which means at the renewal date the6 need to give notice 30 days proper or if they continue over the 12 months then it’s 60 days.Tenant os only required to give 30 days notice to terminate ( again this is assuming a month to month tenancy)

The othrr half os a love for the community and wanting better for it.