A small to medium sized local bank is always a good source to try first.

Same goes for "unconscionable profits": it is only unconscionable when a court of law says so.And when it comes to "informed sellers", I encourage every homeowner I deal with to seek advice from the relevant expert (tax expert, RE lawyer, RE agent, psychic/medium, tea leaves, whomever they feel is working in their best interests) on what is best for them in the transaction.

My personal preference is to provide high level bullet points with links to supporting materials for those who want to dig into the detail.There are a variety of options with respect to the medium that you employ.

Medium are 100 - 499.

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Will the rest of that money move from the government's hands and get used by companies for paying down debt, investment in the company, and in the pockets of small/medium/large business owners...yes. 

Lastly small to medium size PMs are not getting rich by any means.. its a very tough job..

I would call it a medium inconvenience. 

Medium tones are better.

What happens if you do one of these deals, and before you can sell it, the government decides to remove the ability for interest to be itemized on a tax return (which is currently being pitched), incentivizing people NOT to buy property or interest rates rise (which is 100% going to happen in the short to medium timeframe at least some) to a level that makes buying your property no longer affordable for the average buying, causing you to hold it longer.