Finally they took my offer (4th times a charm I guess) and I'm very happy with my purchase.Stick to your numbers and if it's meant to be, it will happen.

Thanks @Tom Lafferty rambling is much appreciated in this case :) You've given me a great deal to consider and whether you meant it or not you've actually given me a bit of encouragement.

Originally posted by Bill Gulley:Search for loan servicing and select a servicer to administer the loan.You get a cheaper loan, no points can be charged or other expenses to obtain the financing that will effect the APR.Bill,I am wondering if you meant for these two thoughts to be together?  

This combined with the rising rents as people who had a foreclosure had little other option have meant dropping home values and a rising rent market.

(Oh I meant he can take your money in his sleep) If you want some real advice ask one of us been there done that people on BP and you don't even have to pay us.

@Kyle Hipp is correct, walk throughs are not meant (for me) to nail the tenant for violations, but to save yourself money in the future by possible stopping large problems, and not spending unnecessary cash is the name of this game. 

My comments were not meant to insinuate that you have to "accept" a buyer's inspection report.

if you are interested in the detail, you can visit this postThis deal was meant to be a quick flip, and guess what.. it didn't work out for various reason and i am glad i have a plan B: Seller financingJust like the 1st flip.

What Aaron posted I took as off topic, as if he was buying partial payments from note holders, if it was meant the way you took it, you'll have an amount as a forgiveness of debt, taxable income.

I apologize, I meant Northeast Houston.