Then once you waive the books (and physical inspection) contingencies, make an "official" application for financing as another contingency.If you're unfamiliar with any of this, get a commercial broker or a RE atty to write this up for you.

If the market goes up your account goes up, if it goes down they don’t exercise the option.

It's emotional and physical exhausting.

You'd lose thousands by not spending $200 a year.That being said, we aren't approved for 6 bedrooms due to our tank size, so we're having a pump installed for $6k that allows us to 'expand' our tank capacity without having to actually expand anything physically.

In most cases, the tax implications should not dictate a transaction decision but live in flips can be one exception.It becomes a math exercise.  

I know lots of 'base housing' for families is physically located off base and is owned by a privately held company.

Making it solely an airbnb place didn't look economically profitable either plus I am physically far from the place so can't monitor much of the airbnb myself.

As someone not surrounded physically by successful like minded individuals, hearing you speak enables me to have that circle of like minded individuals that can help each other push and get to our goals!

Not to blood, at a set interest rate, no profit sharing, no physical involvement in the investment or mixing of non-retirement money.

@Maxim K.They are exercising the only leverage they have, and it reads like you’ve known about these things for a while and have left them no choice.