Rates could be higher then though, so it may or may not be a wash.

How do they know the tenant didn't fill a pool, water the yard or operate a car washing business.

My first thought was he is hiding something and after reading other replies here I still feel that way.

I have no equity in this home—it’s all been washed away since 2007.

You need to establish his motivation to sell, if you can't identify a good reason for him to do an installment contract, that can be a red flag as to him being a wash, rinse and repeat type. :)

The lighter color floors wash out depending on the o/all color scheme.ps as matt said every mark will show

Being in Blue Bell, you'll find that the nearest REIA is DIG, and these days the main DIG meetings are at the Holiday Inn at Ft Wash, just a few minutes from Blue Bell.

The house will be for me to live in, for 1-2 years, at which point I should be able to qualify for traditional financing, and I'll move into a different property: wash, rinse, repeat.

For example landscaping the exterior and powering washing the old brick.

Water drips from the ceiling, shower doesn't turn off, no pressure, basement floods when the washing machine drains.