There really is no way for this thing to ever equal out, except of course if it were to burn the ground, even then you might have a gap.

I think the problem solves itself right there.I get how you're feeling, but use your energy to tighten up your business operations and improve your processes to avoid this kind of sting in the future.

Since seller financing is truly private money lending, being able to display acumen on the subject of private lending from the seller's POV would be useful as most sellers have never been the bank before and may be apprehensive in doing a deal this way because they don't know how to do it safely and the right way without getting burned.

The remodel here was a pretty quick 2 month turn and burn and residents were moved in after 3 months.

Also wood flooring companys are #1 for burning houses down out of all the trades so most pros will have to be insured where as most cl guys will not have that

Next, the other unit has a good tenant but he has missing floor boards, and throughout the building the windows are broken or loose and not very good (losing lots of energy on heating). 

Then again in some cases you probably do want to be found.....if your house is burning down....if there are some kind of liens on the house...city, HOA, etc. 

I burned off 1 1/2 days of my three day trial and cancelled it before my commitment went hard.

It burned a pot and set off the smoke alarms.

You are wasting peoples time and energy (including yours).