I've had quite a few callers with empty lots (some at DEEP discounts) and a few with duplexes as well that I haven't had anything good to do with.

We just finished a deep retrofit of a ~100yr-old, 1600 sq foot duplex that involved moving a few walls and some structural work.

I currently have a full time job as a Credit Analyst for a deep subprime auto lender and was wanting to know, do you guys think it would be too tough to also try to get my real estate licensing on the side?

Take deep breaths and don't lose sleep over this... it too shall pass.

I really enjoyed the meeting last night, felt like I jumped in the deep end with no life vest.

I was hoping to get a cameo on the Simpsons, but I'm not going to hold my breath. ;)

Something this big could permanently end your financial and real estate dreams.This is a very high risk even for those who already know the answer to your question and have very deep pockets.

My purpose is to speak in a more general way that a smart Sub2 agreement coupled with significant cash reserves can mitigate some of the aforementioned risks.In short, get a good RE lawyer with deep experience in creative financing transactions to review your situation and you may find that (if no better options come along) it may be possible to sell via Sub2 with a level of risk you are comfortable with.

I live and breathe livonia market 

I have heard with time shares you can buy existing ones from people that want out for deep, deep discounts.I have friends that take vacations all the time and use the free trips and have the spiel down cold on how to get out of the rooms real quick and say no to everything.Me personally I can't stand that stuff.