The seller is also brainstorming ideas on how to satisfy the bank.Any other recommendations or ideas here?

They are really interested and any feedback you can give would be greatly appreciated by them.So please brainstorm away...

I started from point one doing a brain storming session last night....ouch dabbling Im embrassed to say....Looking back at my post.

Just brain storming here.

I'd love to brainstorm with that group on your rescission case.

Being an assessor i do have access to the MLS and was also thinking of watching the probate notices online, but I am brainstorming on the financing end.

@Eric BrantleyI’ve been brain storming on this one and a recent industrial bp podcast talked about seller-financing just part of the down payment.

Can't say this is exactly in my wheel house so take me with a grain of salt, but happy to brain storm here so I get "notifications" when others answer...- Sounds like you used a line of credit to buy..- I'd probably refinance anything you want to keep and then like you said, sell the one you don't. - I think having the other 2 in mortgages to keep your line of credit liquid would be smart.. not sure the interest rate you have on your line of credit, but locking in a record low 30 year fixed rate as you can do right now, is often times the smartest move in today's market- I wouldn't pay these off, I'd use all cash out money, flip proceeds to go buy another...

OR a national crane company that delivers and stores cranes, and then he reloads them, delivers and builds them onsite.The companies like to deliver their products asap to get paid and they are often stored at his facility for several months before he takes them to their final destination.My client loves this model and wants me to procure more companies who lease from him in this same way.It is an extremely interesting concept-An industrial storage facility, that is truly 'full service' (helps with the unload, reload delivery and install when and if desired).We are brainstorming a structure where businesses pay a minimum monthly rental fee per square foot, just as one would with a self storage facility, and then there is a contracted rate for additional services provided as they decide to use them (the delivery, install, unload etc)Have you ever heard of anything like this?

I love the brain storming and discussion.