You can have the end buyer put up a substantial down payment that is non refundable and then enter into a lease with them for the 90 days so that they can immediately get into the property.

What I think you and others are saying with your commentary is that none of this enters into the equation because the partials are not meant to be traded in the real world and thus interest rate changes don't matter.

I mean specially for the people who are in real estate investing business or are willing to enter into it, they can buy properties at lower prices and after rehabbing can sell them for profit.

Allegedly, I had won a contest - (that I never entered of course).

In January 2011, seller enters purchase agreement to sell property "subject to" to yours truly for $393K.5.

Much like stocks, make sure you have your exit strategy prior to your enter strategy.

Any comments and or expert advice on investing in real estate, building my portfolio, rehabbing, the latest techniques about real estate investments, entering the commercial market, or anything?

This is not something you want to enter into lightly.

Never Enter without an Exit

Take her off any signature cards with deposits, enter the withdrawl in the minutes with a Special Meeting.