When I sent it back to the broker he returned it to me and had me leave those portions blank.

They're just paying rent, so can leave whenever they want.

Leaving the cash in the project still wouldn't be a bad return, but it's much prettier to cash out 60% and have no money in the deal with an income stream and a 40% equity stake.

Anyone wanting to shoot any of them could have easily attacked them by shooting through the outside windows, or jumped them leaving the building.

If he doesn't leave, then proceed with eviction.

I could go on and on about casiNO(s) but will leave it there.

I want to leave on good terms but paying extra 15 days for uninhabitable living conditions doesn't seem fair.

I'm not disagreeing with Jason here, as that may be in GA (it's a strange state, lol) but....Here, when a double closing was done, they are two closings, the first a-b and the second b-c, if they are scheduled 30 minutes apart, c is in the waiting room reading a magazine while a and b and already in the closing room, they close and the closing docs are placed in a folder and a leaves with their copies.

When I called the hazard insurance company to inquire about changing the policy, I was advised to leave the policy as-is.

If you have a junk offer with junk terms it's better many times to reduce the price a little and try to do a regular deal.With owner finance the seller still has to worry about the property,that you will file BK,that your LLC will file BK,that you will leave the property in worse shape then when they sold it to you,and a whole host of other scenarious like that.