It dosent matter what you work out with the seller, those two things wont just go away no matter how you wrap up the deal or how pretty you make it sound with land contracts and property trust...There are no loop holes when money is do...Thats the reality without all the big words and red tape...If this financially makes sense for you and your family then go for it, i think its a great deal if you work it right...All just my opion...

There is a big yellow rose bush in the back...the other two are red roses.

If the phone numbers don't match up, it is a red flag.

Having a seller offering to carry 67% of the asking price is red-flag enough for me.

Gonzalez DBA Pleasant Renovation is now operating in AUSTIN (sorry for the bold caps, just wanted to point it out).

I was in Auckland from 2001 to 2010, the Bush Jr years, had 5 major reno projects in the Grey Lynn - Ponsonby - Pt Chevalier areas of Auckland, and a beach house "bach" reno in Whangaporoa Red Beach.My two kids were born in Auckland Hospital, so they are dual citizens, and they love love their Kiwi friends on Skype.I did a Ponsonby Lease Purchase in 2007 seehttp://www.biggerpockets.com/articles/2048-how-to-save-a-rent-to-own-deal-and-make-1-extra-Re: NZ creative ideas in property, seehttp://www.landlords.co.nz/article/3228/book-nz-real-estate-investors-secrets-2nd-editionAnd if you are ever in LA, look me up!

As a long time software developer, I have learned that when talking about software it is bold indeed to use the words always or never.

Also, while the prior malpractice claims may tell us that this doctor is a quack, it also could be a red herring, too!

They spill red koolaid on the carpet, or knock a hole in the drywall, or even putting holes in wall or scratching new floor by dragging the fridge over it.

Any experience on the subject would help me determine if it is worthwhile to work these types of deals.My main question here is given the red tape to work them, is there value for the end buyer?