Reducing the selling price may benefit both parties by reducing seller's capital gain and buyer gets a lower purchase price which may make loan qualification easier.5.

It appears to have consolidated nicely between 1700-1800.

So far that appears to only be an option if it is my personal residence.Right now, the property barely breaks even or is slightly negative (using 50% rule)in cash flow until the credit card debt is reduced over time.

Because you are able to get such cheap money with such a low down payment, it appears you'll be okay returning $110 a month in free cash flow.

It's easier to set up an LLC than an S Corp2.

It appears people believe the only way to get 2 - 2.7% returns is to be in a war zone... is that true?

If the home is priced right for the market, the buyers will appear.

I just added a shortlink for BiggerPockets over on G+ . . . should make it easier to remember, for those of you who are regulars: gplus.to/biggerpocketsIf you're not already on G+, I strongly recommend it.

I do see adding a bit of legitimacy with an owner or buyer in getting a third party involved, it appears to be "more formal" "legal" maybe more "trusting", but that simply goes to the lack of professionalism in gaining the confidence your parties may have in doing what you're doing.

If it's soon, wouldn't it be easier to just wait until it expires and not renew?