Most sellers will not touch a third party note, but there are some more sophisticated sellers and brokers that will do so. 

My goal would be to take on the self-manage portion myself until it was feasible to transition that to a third-party.  

For the HOA boards that I am on, all communication related to a payment plan would have come through the management company as drafted and handled by their attorney on behalf of the HOA.A payment plan that was discussed in writing (email), drafted and signed by you (thus agreed to), and then has been acted upon as agreed by all parties for 7 months (they accepted the payments) - IMHO is effectively "executed".

Don't even hint that you favor / disfavor one of these or you risk big, expensive lawsuits.racecolorreligionnational originsexdisabilityfamilial statusSo bottom line, if it were me in your shoes, I'd 1) encourage him to find a new roommate/fiancé/whatever ASAP and 2) contact ex-fiancé and remind him/her to pay up or get sued.UPDATE: btw, a lease is a contract, so all parties must agree in writing to any changes. 

This was exasperated when the socialist Labor Party took power in the 1950s, and raised capital gains to where the tax on ordinary income was, 89.9%.  

However, once I have an application submitted, I disclose that to future interested parties so they know there's competition and aren't wasting their time.If you deny them because they don't meet your qualifications, then you should send them the letter.

You CAN'T receive the funds from closing, it has to go to a third party and it can't your attorney anymore.I need to be double checked, but the two "values" are the entire amount of the transaction and the amount that is owed?

People do that frequently - the property is listed well below market value, the buyer snatch it up over asking, and both parties see it as a win-win. 

Some of these changes have benefited the 3rd party property manager and some have hurt.

As you alluded to, the tricky part is just finding one who has experience working with investors.