As a result there are perhaps five law firms in the entire United States I would consider qualified and experienced to advise a seller financier and none of them are inexpensive.Unless you are planning on developing an ongoing lending operation that originates a minimum of ten loans a month, seller finance is not a viable solution.

seems like the simple solution is to make a small payment every month so it shows up on your credit report that you made a payment. 

I’m sure as many people on the forum discussed if the tenants are good tenants and are having issues during this time I don’t see why we as landlords can’t try to come to a reasonable win win solution.

They are a bit cheaper than a full appraisal, but can be more reliable than a realtor CMA. 

@Michael Plaks I think the withdrawal method will be a good, safe solution.  

It's been interesting to say the least but everyone is working together to figure out options and or solutions.

Sounds like it’s a short term (1 year) solution for you anyways, so some money is better than no money.

Similarly, we learned that just because a contractor has a higher price and a big business does not mean they will be professional or reliable in unexpected situations such as our local permitting process and sending in the proper forms to pass inspections.Only higher contractors that are references from trusted sources.

If a house is on a slab, it sometimes requires drilling through driveways, sidewalks, etc and injecting the solution into the soil through the holes.

I know that wasn't a solution but it just clarifies why the 6-7 PMs were not being fair to you.