I know its a terrible, terrible, idea but it somehow simplifies things in my mind knowing that the sacrifice and work over the past 12 years did amount to something.Other choice is to invest the money (putting it at risk possibly) and surely earn more than the 3.7% but it needs to have growth and income. 

I have a tenet that is interested in buying, but they have terrible credit. 

Unfortunately, many of them are terrible estimators.

And it's also relative to what else is on the market, so this could be a great deal or a terrible deal, depending on which neighborhood/street it's on.What do your expenses consist of?

Stop it with the escalation clause, that's a terrible, terrible idea.

It was a terrible cash flow play though did well in equity.

(MyVR had this and it was nice.)eSignature Agreements: Getting the rental agreements set up was kind of a nightmare because even though Tokeet has formatting tools when creating the templates, I discovered that if you used ANY formatting at all when the signed agreement was converted for a PDT the entire thing was run together in one mish-mashed paragraph...terrible!

If someone has had a great or terrible experience with a property manager, they will probably be happy to share with you.

Terrible to see it play out this way.

(Also, "Expected net profit" is a terrible idea as a pay scale.