Nothing is ever free and it would seem to me the loan company is losing money.

So now the tables have turned and it will be me losing my house and trying to qualify for apartments.  

So keeping the $10,000, charging $200/month above average rent and losing responsibility to maintain the property during the option period is my worst outcome. 

But after some thinking & reading investing near to transit, i'm currently lose because i see the pros & cons, and thinking of the possibility that will affect my potential subsale apartment. 

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Pushing prices can be done in hot markets but its also a wonderful way to overbuild and lose your shirt if the market turns.  

Hi, I'm a newbie to this forum so please be gentle.I've always had a fear about investments, mainly because you'd "lose" money now and won't see the profit until much later.

Your right it should have nothing to do with the 1031 but it it goes on the hud it is messy and easier for the service to claim you are receiving boot  A simple statement to that effect can go into the contract and the title company may even be willing to handle that part for you.Re: the excess funds- depending on valuations and any work needed on your replacement properties there may be a way to enfold that into improvements to tour replacements and still keep tax deferred status of that money

Anyway the contract is structured in a way for the unexpected investor to lose.  

You would then need to take them to court to remove them which could take in excess of 2 months.