If they are happy to sit on it for another year, then they will let you go. 

Without bigger pockets I’d still be sitting on the sidelines with no clue.

However, you won't get to that level simply by buying real estate with 20k down and then sit and hope for the best.

And I don't recall the LTV requirement.

There is a lot of people on BP who have $20k sitting around including myself.

Check your local laws as I recall some people saying accepting partial payments doesn't stop the eviction in some areas...in others it does.

Go on YouTube and type mediation music and sit there and breathe.

I continually tried to set up a time to sit down with them and go over all the receipts and numbers to determine where everybody stood and they'd constantly cancel on me for one lame excuse after another because suddenly there was all the sudden nearly $7,000 of expenses they told me they also needed paid back for on top of the 22k.

That strong offer typically means cash, no inspection, no appraisal, and quick close.If I were you, I would be looking at listed deals that have been sitting for 60+ days.

He decided he was going to go with what the builder said.. a few months later.. he now has  dehumidifier.As someone who tends to invest in nice big houses, there’s some definite pros & cons.You typically earn good money when it’s rented, but on the days when it’s sitting vacant you’re just bleeding cash.