On top of it your realtor is not receiving a penny for spending 3 months pushing your offer.

Only type on notice he received was a text message saying I want you out

@David Heath I don’t receive the paper either but I subscribe to Louisville Insider, which is free, and has many of these news stories.

That loan amount is 95% of the sales proceeds received by the seller on the above installment sale.

I would not be contacting them and would leave it up to them to contact you.If you do not receive the full rent on Friday first thing Monday morning go to your local service Ontario office that deals with the LTB and file a L9.

The education I received through the podcast was invaluable in giving me the knowledge and confidence to do the first deal.

Also, I like to show them the difference in the $$ they would receive between a traditional offer where they cash-out at closing and a seller financing deal where they get interest income over a period of time.Example:  If the Sales Price is $150K and they own their home free and clear:- Conventional Cash + Bank Financing:  Seller gets $150K at closing.- Seller Financing with offer at $160K, $20K down, 6% interest,  30yr Amortization, 10yr balloon:  Seller Gets $237.8K over 10yrsBy showing the a really solid offer on price PLUS illustrating how much more they can make over time by offering financing, you might be able to open their eyes to the benefits of offering seller financing.Good Luck!

., you, the investor) receiving a L/O: all day long and twice on Sunday.Giving a Consumer a L/O: no-go.Search "Lease options" and "Texas" (and variations thereon) for lengthy discussions on why you don't do that.

I had a listing where I received an offer for $1.55M, they drove by the property at night and saw people camping out and dropped the offer price to $1.25M!

Well, she couldn't exactly do that as she didn't receive the letter until 5 days after her policy anniversary date.Thanks in advance.