Good thing that I am a competent plumber.I missed my party that night.On Christmas night this last year I responded to a fire at one of the properties. 

That cracked me up and I said ok you win, I'll take one third and you take two thirds of the difference.

It's a 2 bed 2 bath with a loft that is being used as a third bedroom, comps are $240k an she owes a little over 100k but kitchen and baths are very dated.

A tenant claims they make 3k monthly and 1k is from child support from the absent party.

These are all legal tools to help seller sell that has a difficulty with low equity positionsNow if it's not low a equity but it's middle equity like $400,000 house $200,000 equity, most sellers will just pay the cost to sell which are about 10 to 12% of the value of the house when you include everything commissions closing costs sellers concessions and holding costs while it's being soldOver a third of houses out there or free and clear with no mortgages and this presents an opportunity to let the sellers know that if it is free and clear where they can do an installment sale and use their house as a retirement asset with no due on sale risk, own a private mortgage, get a cash flow like an annuity payment, and the cash flow can survive ther death and leave it for their kids or charity

I would try melissa data but as I mentioned, I filled out the form the same way and their site and they had less than 1 third of the results as listsource.  

I only pay for repairs I approve.Lease Termination Provision for Military Personnel: My lease allows both parties to be able to break the lease with military orders.

I do have some very close friends that will be willing to check on the property from time to time while I am away, but for the most part I will not be able to personally oversee the entire project.  

But it's directly from the sources and not some 3rd party looking to sell your information to advertisers.If you see anything inaccurate, write a challenge letter.Don't go finance the world.

I'm waiting to hear back from a real estate lawyer, but the way it was explained to me, is that this is essentially party of the selling price ($150k), but the deal is structured to reduce the state transfer taxes based on the $135k sale price, defer capital gains income into the next year for the seller (frankly, I think the 15k would not be capital gains, but I'm not sure), and reduce our monthly mortgage payments over the year.