Would it be a straight % return for a fixed period of time, equity offering, combination of both or something completely different?

As an agent, if someone submits an offer on my listing, I will advise a client not to accept long "inspection" periods.

So I'm currently in escrow with closing set for two weeks away...I had the property inspected about a week ago and am now out of option period.

I sort of stole my fiance's post but anyways....So Im are currently in escrow with closing set for two weeks away...I had the property inspected about a week ago and am now out of option period.

Like the "seasoning" period to cash out. 

If I end up filing for a tax deed in 2 -3 years and owning the lot (valued at $180K), can I force the MH  owner to sell it to me or move it within a short time period (10 days, 30 days, etc)?

No construction manager or project manager with a degree will understand the minds of an investor, we act quick and fast and usually have a 2 week timeline, whereas projects in millions will have more slack time to act on things, in a 2 week period, you have hours to solve the problem.

We will be living in them during this period in order to build up capital faster.

I would always recommend financing with a traditional 20% down on a 30 fixed, putting money in it to add value, then refi-can out after 6 months seasoning period.

"They are working on it" was their response.We are way past the contingency periods but I haven't signed off on the contingencies yet because of the lack of the signed estoppels.