They simply wanted a solution for their particular problem and the support tech was able to speak the same "language" as the caller.

I have tried approaching a back fro morgage however i want qualified especially that banks nowadays are being very strict.The developer sent me a legal letter recently stating that im in breach of the contract referring to the payment schedulle,in which i have a short period to settle my payments or else they will confiscate the entire amount on both my units.I have paid soo far a 30 % in one of the units and 15% in the other.I am trying to settle a win win situation or solution with the companys management inorder not to loose my money.I have proposed the below and all of these were rejected.1-consolidating from 2 units to 1 unit and transfer the money into it2-credit note3-retain 50% of what i have paid4-Lease to ownI need your input on this guys.

If a seller raises a stink about earnest money, tell them that you'll be investing your time into finding a solution for their problem.

What are solutions?

This will be on my personal residence and I am looking for a solution that will last.I've heard good things about pvc.

A spoonful would be too much.However, elimination & sanitation of food sources in combination with this form of baiting would be an ideal roach control solution.

I've been looking for alternative solutions and believe I may have found one . . .

Financing has gotten much tougher but this is a good example of one of those things you have adapt with to find solutions.

My realtor and I realized something today though that we've talked about before but never realized the solution until today.

As property investors we have to find innovative solutions not only to survive but thrive.