Before your seller finances the sale of the property, you need to gain the confidence of the seller and talk about their position.

I'm just building my confidence, self-esteem, and amibitions up.

The best way is to have an attorney do these, but a title company may be able to help.Require the buyer name you on their insurance, or buy insurance for them and bill them.If you want to be confident about insurance and taxes, require escrow payments to you and then you pay for the insurance and taxes.

My perception was that the Dems were too confident that they could count solely on history to repeat itself and it was an auto win for Dems.

This is what I tell others that BP is all about I always feel confident that someone is out there listening and willing to share expertise.Thanks BP members.

During the boom, you could use the best possible comps and be pretty confident you could hit that value.As far as financing, I've laid out the assumptions behind this rule of thumb.

If you provide them confidence that investing their money in you would generate better returns than they're currently getting, they probably won't mind making an investment.Does that answer your question?

I'm confident in my negotiating skills I just want to make sure I manage my time efficiently.

I'm confident in my negotiating skills I just want to make sure I manage my time efficiently.

If they agree to this arrangement it shows that they are confident the property will perform to cover the payments.