If you then bring a deal to the table that just isn't a good deal, I'm not going to lend you anything.  

I've already acquired two turn-key properties in Oklahoma (shout out to the incomparable Table Investments) and am looking to start my BRRRR journey in the next year. 

You will likely be cosigning the loan, etc. but she brings a lot to the table, managing etc.  

At this point, you are under no obligation to come back to the negotiating table.

Liquidity requirements are through the roof, buyer and property income are being discounted heavily at the underwriting table, and property documentation is heavily scrutinized to ensure that the banks are reducing risk in their portfolios.

I have been in real estate for over 40 years and I don't really have any other goals to reach.I am interested in taking some chips off the table with this sale and if the market does suffer a large correction, I might be motivated to reenter the marketplace with my chips.I purchased this building a few years ago for $6.2 million with 25% down.

My current partner and I bring some very different skillsets to the table.

They all have a part to play in getting you to the closing table and completing the project. 

This is the MF forum...If its MF you may want to check what you can replace it with so the residents are still happy.Pick nick tables, fencing etc..If its single house then perhaps replace it with evergreen bushes. and you are in the wrong sub form...

But it's obvious the Seller is just not interested in selling anymore because that didn't persuade him to the closing table.