Win-Win-Win.I mean, Win-Win-Win-Win-Win (Buyer-Seller-Agent-Loss Mit-Bank).

If you have excellent credit and some money or equity, then I would suggest going to a small, local bank who keeps their loans in their portfolio.

How should i detail the offer/contract so it is a win/win situation...

This tenant probably isn't going to win in small claims court either since the landlord is a lawyer he will just out manuever him.

Guess what, even if you win, you will lose because you're paying the legal bills for two lawsuits.I could go on and on, but you get the idea.Good Luck,Mike

In essence it was like a million people that don't know how to handle money winning the lotto at the same time.

Anyone had any dealings with a company called Excell?

I'm going to echo Mike, get a good RE attorney, one that has experience in the area that you need.If she wins in court you could have some big issues to deal with, possibly even the condemnation of your building, which means everyone will have to leave!!!

I thought I wanted to do flips but it really sounds like accumulating apartment buildings is a true wealth building machine.Any insight would be appreciated.BTW....David Lindahl has some excellent books.

There are some excellent moderators here who helped a lot of people from committing financial suicide .