If so, what kind of terms did you ask for and what are the pros and cons?

After years of studying entrepreneurship, i hear this is a common trap you don't want to fall into.

The choice is yours and the more knowledgeable you are about the real estate investment, the better your chances are of getting the kind of return you would like to see.Real estate is a marketplace, and caveat emptor is a time-honored rule.

Thanks for the kind words, Lindsay.

I have become a Realtor in the past 2 years, in another city 3 hours away, and I never expected this kind of damage from someone who was "buying" the house.

I'm curious, do you know if this is pretty common elsewhere around the country?

What kind of renturn or cash flow should I expect when using 100% financingWhat kind of return or cash flow should I expect when using 100% financing?

Thanks for your kind advice.

If the end buyer is the Restoration Hardware/Pottery Barn kind of person, Id leave the lights.

I'm sure this is a relatively common thing, but not something I have any experience with at all.