You have to physically (contract) see the motivation in a move to a realistic price versus the words that are coming out of a sellers mouth.

Bet 90% here will say the lender does......nope, the "Maker" is the BORROWER!

The dogs instill fear in other tenants in an apartment building versus other smaller dogs.

If I was a betting man, I would bet that Todd's lease was up for renewal at the end of those 10 months.

They support way more accounting versus Buildium.  

As others have suggested, refinancing is going to be your best bet.

Take the six months it would take you to repay the money and learn for yourself.I hope youre not the kind of person that watches commercials on TV and go arguing with your doctor how much better for you it would be to get the drug from the TV commercial versus what he's been prescribing for you that's been working just fine.

I don't know if that development ever got built, but if it did, I bet it looked like ground zero of the foreclosure crisis.2 is nothing to worry about.

I bet you have to call more than 100 to find a deal.

That's also my bet as a good attorney wouldn't be suggesting what you have posted above, IMO.I suggest you not even get into Contract For Deeds, that will just blown off this site.Again, welcome to BP, might be a good idea to catch the flavor of this site before blasting in as an expert in any financing matter.