I'm not going through that for at best $1000, it cost $1000 to evict someone in my State.So settling the matter favorable to all parties is best.Tell them if you cant afford your lease I'll release you, I've released people for way less than terminal illness.

When I got the approval from the assistance program, I called and told him I had cancelled the court date and held no ill will regarding the late rent.  

Let me review the TREC form, Ill reach back out if I have any  questions. 

Ill explain. 

I understand where you are trying to go, but what scares me in your scenario is that if something goes wrong in your life (illness, job loss, divorce, etc) you now have your personal house at risk. 

So ill give you the scoop on my life and budget.I work full time for Publix.

But I know that full time agents often do all sorts of wonky / crazy / unusual / ill-advised stuff that has the potential to screw up the transaction when they personally buy/sell, or are representing close friends or family, so that might have something to do with it.

Feel free to shoot me a DM and ill tell you how our direct mail marketing went on the same budget you proposed and what Listsource we used. 4.

Case 2,  ill have to spend a bunch of money only to have a lot worth 10-15k instead of 30-40 k  when its all said and done. 

or could i offer them a return and tell them ill only borrow their money for 6 months