Sounds like a RIP to me, it's not zero interest if you pay a few grand up front to get the money, that's about 4 points, so the APR is not zero!

I believe its called a grand lease that I am thinking of.

I prefer South City: South of I-64 and west of Grand.  

This has certainly been a valuable learning experience for me.I know I still got decades ahead of me to shine, so this is little bump isn't a big deal in the grand scheme of things.I did exercise my negotiation skills and we agreed on a 25% discounted price.

Suddenly, I knew a bunch of guys, the craigslist contractor type, or the ones on the marginal end of things, getting hired by asset mgrs like one in Dallas and one in Twin Cities and they'd be sticking usually 10 grand minimum and often 15 or 20 grand, but ONLY EXTERIOR work, insides still trashed and stripped of most or all metals, etc so there was no way in hell 98% of them was going anywhere, they'll still get bulldozed someday, since not many "investors" look to stick total of $100k into house on block where the best home will NEVER go for over $50k or $60k! 

The limit on it is 100 grand.

I tell you what i spent 4 grand on a toilet leak...

Somewhere I heard there are a grand total of 22,000 flood insured properties in Colorado.

I was looking at a property here in DFW near Grand Prairie that was built in the late 1960s.

A survey is usually a few grand, appraisal can be up to 3,500, title insurance and report in the thousands and this doesn't include the other fees.The way we typically do this is to have my buyer sign a confidentiality agreement with the seller or the listing brokerage company.