What's the best solution?

That being said, there are tenants with pets who will be happy to live with pre-damaged carpets.I used to clean carpet professionally and there are ways to treat pet damage however we always made a pretty penny on those treatments cause they are not cheap and a pain.

Of the three this is the weakest solution for you and the strongest for the seller.So, three major alternatives.

I can definatly see another year of searching if I target the elusive 2% solution in my market.

I am very wiling to educate myself, and I have a few months of time,because I am still having some short term spousal support and place to live , which cost me only 300/month association fees.Bankruptcy is not an option for me, due to equity in property.I am paying minimum payments on my credit cards, but a year from now I will not have money for it any more, and this is why I think the sale is going to be the only solution, however it will be emotionally difficult.

I think a much better solution is to post your questions here and have a variety of people answer your question.

The building might not be a great solution for someone with mobility issues even if work was done.

The bankxp forum will provide ultimate solution to your loan issues.

Many sellers will have similar issues but they still want to know that you are offering a solution that fits them.

There are certainly exceptions, but they're exceptions and not the rule.That said, you have to live somewhere and living with parents probably isn't a long term solution.