If you are owner financing some or all of the property then the structure and valuation is different than a traditional sale.Also you won't be able to control all the sales in the neighborhood or what they go for.It is not like you own a subdivision and all the houses you built in it.4.You can do 4 but you waste time.Interest rates can rise and values can fall and you get a worse evaluation then you have now.5.

To me the solution is simple: Buy up all the foreclosures and other cheap properties and control the market.

I had a guy who offered every single term and price the bank would agree to and they still took it to foreclosure saying that he didn't do it "in time" although they control the time and extensions.Sorry to hear, but don't give up because of that.

I contacted US Wide Financial, and they actually told me about the delayed financing program and said it would be perfect for what we wanted.

Basically, control the deal.

Condos just have a ton of risk, risk you can do very little to control or mitigate.

Has anyone heard of any successful refi's through this program, or is it just another mortgage fantasy?

They promote it in a couple of magazines and online spaces as well and every couple of days I get an email as I am sure they are sending everyone on how great the program is (complete with balloons and confetti)!

Reagan changed the student loan program, my building and many others almost immediately suffered a 50% decrease in occupancy.

I won't go as far as saying don't buy this program or that program but I will say, considering the line up that is going to be at the summit speaking and the comfort in knowing you're not going to be upsold any crap at the back of the room.