I need some tips on how to bring a seller to view LO being their best solution?

One solution to prevent this from falling apart (though you will be taking a risk) is for you to not take your assignment fee in cash but to create a 2nd for that amount with a shorter term so you can get paid out later.Not sure if I would do it but it's the only way I can think to get something done in 3 days.

So you end up wedging or replacing with smaller cabinets that ends up with some awkward spaces.2) The labor to assemble and install the IKEA stuff is more than a custom cabinet solution so our labor costs went up to compensate for the complexity.3) You frequently end up with missing parts or a busted corner on some of your pieces which requires returns.4) #2 and #3 extend the time it takes to install your cabinets. 

I have an opportunity that I would like a second set of experienced eyes to look at with me.I am following up on past leads that I did not close.I have learned more since my first meeting with them and think I can solve their problem better.Before I contact them again I wanted to run a possible solution by this forum for guidance.I first met them from my absentee marketing , they had a renter in place for $775/month but that renter has fell behind a few months and continuously late on payments.They claimed to be “too nice” to follow through with eviction and also cited living cross town is a pain for them.

Does anyone else have this issue, or have a solution?

I faced similar issues....a $50k ticket for solutions that might not actually solve the problem....just make it easier to live with...and then I was still stuck with a home that would always have a defect.

Searching for the "innovative" solutions.

Renting a house is a great solution to earn extra money.

Part of a solution might be to sell an interest in that property as a partner, but even that needs to be reviewed by an attorney.

I'll keep monitoring but not try to get involved and see if they can work something out.