The terms are as follows : Sales Price - $136,500Down Payment - $20,000Seller Financed - $116,500Term - 15 years with no prepayment penalty (won’t be exercised anyways)Rate - Fixed at 3% for the termInsurance and Taxes will be handled by me separate from the financing.I assume the buyer will hold “First Trust”?

What are the chances of your rights and entitlements outlined in an agreement of sale being fully exercised by you compared to someone representing you that's seasoned, especially when the potential buyer fails to uphold their end of the transaction? 

I know the BEST answer is hiring it out, but margins are slim and I need the exercise hehe. 

Are there any warning signs or indicators that I should exercise my "exit strategy" from a "turnkey provider"....??

If IRS does not exercise its redemption right within the 120 days it will automatically expire. 

These are always fun exercises but things are never equal.

You can avoid seasoning if you exercise the delayed finance exception....Good luck. 

In Mezzanine debt, the the lender is paid back like a normal loan, or if the borrower defaults the lender can exercise a call option (or warrant?) 

According to the complaint, the employees’ discretion “was exercised in a manner that discriminated against non-­?

Hey @Paul Doherty Interesting exercise for sure.A $150k note, is that a non-perfoming or performing?