There will be much more inventory to choose from in the upcoming spring and summer months so waiting will actually be the logical thing.

I  have a W2 job in Indy and am still trying to figure out the next logical steps and plan it out.

The last talking point they like to drum is the impact on our affordable housing stock - which several planning commissioners have asked for data to support as logically by their nature vacation rentals not be in the affordable long term rental category.  

What am I missing in this logic?

(For this example we will say $10,000)Loan 1 - Mortgage + $5,000 = $15,000Loan 2 (Seller Finance) - $85,000 @ 6% int rate, 5 yrs amortizedThis is my first RE deal and based on things I've read, this seems to be the most logical way to structure the deal.

Does that logic make sense?

I was thinking to offer them a 20% discount (primarily based on the logic that we would just extend them the new property discount that we are currently offering), it sounds like that is in line with the monthly discount that has worked for you...thanks for sharing! 

The try to sell me the deal, too much pitch and no logical backup.2.

His logic was that it doesn't matter if someone else is paying the interest.  

I assumed that Id have issue with long term refi of rental prop. only based on logic and an HML told me the same.