The court, not using the word “unconscionability,” found the borrowers, “… cannot be legally bound by an agreement to pay a late-payment fee that violates public policy.”Unconscionability.

Conversely, when the credit markets are loose, and banks are enthusiastically lending money, seller financing has less appeal.Good luck!

(Using your words) If you pay off the back taxes up front and remove the risk of loosing the home.

I stand corrected, though in my defense I've never seen a municipality use the term so loosely.  

Tenant wants to leave early as they aren't able to make profits as expected, and giving me an option to find a different tenant and cut them loose.

(A common mnemonic is that your goals need to be SMART: Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-Bound).Is $15k/mo in cash flow your goal, or is owning several multifamily properties your goal?

Something is not right there, they are loose, or etc. 

Turn off the out bound SMS on negative responses.I'm using creativereireply.com a brand new system they built just for creative deals.   

If you got approved, purchase a property, and all hell breaks loose, you should be able to make the payments until you can figure out next stepsThe biggest thing to remember is that you're going to make mistakes, it's inevitable.

Seller was about to loose home to tax sale, paid back taxes and double the amount paid via credit off sale price.