At the end of the day it's not about what you want, it's about what someone will pay for it. 

I do know that HUD posts rates and the local housing authority can pay between 90-110% of that payment standard for the particular zip code the property is in.

Many times the owners can not be found or if they are they want nothing to do with it and in a lot of cases if found, I pay them for a quit claim.

They also wanted top dollar and have no pay histories, vacant abandoned properties….

Please help There is no abligation with the agent and the seller after the contract expires, however if the agent can prove that it was an arrangement not to pay his or her commission there might be a legal case there.

But it’s am answer worth paying big bucks to be right. 

At that time, the builder will pay the accumulated interest along with the principal.We have discussed a few different options to structure this arrangement, assuming an interest rate for interest-only loans with monthly payments is 10%:Option 1: delayed interest with a rate of 12% (interest rate is 2% higher)Option 2: charge a lower interest of 8% then profit share (need to determine appropriate % split)Any other thoughts on how to structure this arrangement?

Then pay a lawyer to tell them they have to change the wording.

Discount points should be separate. 7 1/2 paying one point with less than $2,000 in fees in pretty much spot on, assuming high fico and 75% LTV.

They didn’t except said that I should pay double since not returning in 30 days… I offered to even return the full deposit and to go separate ways.