I can't see the numbers on the spreadsheet, but it wouldn't surprise me if they don't pan out well.

I would think both the seller and the bank would be more open to this since the new purchase isn't carrying 100% of the debt.Let us know how it all pans out.

The selling part didnt pan out, of course.

If that doesn't pan out,  maybe attempt to track down Carolyn H.

I just sent out an offer on the property - hopefully it will pan out for something decent. 

Well, after seeing the house, I have an update...It's still in perfect condition and I have just acquired 2 beds, 2 couches, a fridge, washer/dryer, 2 desks, a kitchen table, pots and pans, etc.

I've purchased several homes in the past and have never needed to reschedule an inspection, let alone more than once.It's a shame - I was really pumped about it and I've already sent a ton of referrals to person who sourced the deal, but it just didn't pan out.I wonder what the community thinks about this situation and if I could have or should have handled it any differently.It was a great learning experience either way.

You have made some valid points regarding 'Comps'@Martin Scherer tin Scherer .

I think Denise could wind up in a tight spot if it didn't pan out quite as planned. 

Then choosing spots like these gentrifying areas are what turn triples/homers into grand slams if they pan out as expected..