When aquiring a property by way of seller financing, would it be smart to negotiate a no penalty for early payment clause into the agreement?

@Michael Leung update: went to the door had a No Soliciting Sign on his door and next to it typed up "Whatever it is you're selling I'm F****** NOT INTERESTED"..... knocked anyway, no answer.

If they have a legitimate disability and are getting a service animal, that's not a violation of a "no pets" clause in a lease. 

YES Percy N.That's obvious for you guys in Philly...I've already sent you 2 emails and you did NOT respond ...so guess that was a NO---Otherwise, I have been getting those types of loans since 1986 from Ohio to Georgia and Virginia did NOT know a one of those PL'S  Guess the PROFIT expectations is higher these daysJohnR

This is a rental property in a college town that would theoretically seem like a no vacancy deal year in and year out.

Not unless you are feeding my whole business but me taking some time weekly to run a list for a lead generator, sure that's a no brainer in my opinion.Keep in mind though it will take the right agent, not everyone will work with a wholesaler, some consider them competition.

It is a no brainer for them, and that is why they are doing it.When they knock on the door using the advertising violations as their entree, their main meal could easily be compliance violations tied to retailing or seller finance.

The fact that the ARV is high enough to cash out MORE than the initial investment is a no brainer to keep it.

If you can purchase something and end up with a similar monthly payment, the equity buildup and tax advantages make it a no-brainer investment.

welcome @Riley GilsonI had some success with sheriff auctions, and I know of a no of investors that have success.