You can cancel the the contract and get your EM back.orYou can talk to the seller to figure out what's going on and let her know you think she should honor her contractorYou can have an attorney write a strongly worded letter saying you will sue on the contract (but you won't), hoping she'll performor You can offer to settle it with her.

Be sure to set key word alerts as well to keep up on topics that interest you.I understand you concern on low returns, rents in my area are closer to .7% rather than the 1.1 to 1.5 you have available.

And using a person's retirement or disability income as "collateral" for lack of a better word?

thank you for the kind words!

When you use words like its difficult and its not that easy your already setting up a mental barrier that will prevent new real estate investors for starting out.The only thing about this thread that i don't like, is that chris has a capture page that will make him money if we sign up.

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Investors should really take a close look at these agreements and ensure that there is an acceptable loan to value that can be shown rather than taking the word of any broker that the collateral is sufficient.It's also different in substituting collateral between partners or brokers with investors than a borrower on a note having any right to change collateral, especially in an equity funded installment contract.Under the Uniform Commercial Code and in state law, installment contracts are defined basically as any financing arrangement to purchase an asset over time.

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Its the wording that upsets me every time I read this.

Also, set up key word alerts, you'll get notified whenever someone uses one of those words in a post.