Well, yes, but the easy way to spot a financing agreement is if there are any payments or credits made toward a purchase price or amount owing where the title to property secures the obligation or will be expected to be transferred. :)

It is very easy to see when it is done wrong and when it is done right.

It doesn't seem to be an easy question to answer.

They were not as easy to deal with, but still got done.

As your transition into bigger and better properties, including multi-family and commercial, you will likely find that any worthwhile opportunity will become easy to match up with your existing buyer client base.

Section 8 tenants are sometimes not easy to deal with.

@Ned Carey , I am learning on every project so far that the easy way and cheap way is not always the best for sure!

Private lenders are easy to find especially in this low interest rate environment.

Hi Gary, if the pump failed on it's own I would pay the increased energy bill.I don't know where Your from but in Wisconsin the electric/gas bills have a "Degree Days" number on the back of the bill, this number would make it easy to figure the actual increase in fuel used for the month in question this year, and the same month last year, when the pump was working.

Its not going to be easy but could be done.Your second option is the state fair plan.