Perfect gets in the way of done, execute execute execute.

It could also be a perfect storm of sorts where it was negative amortization and this same type of agreement that went south.  

After recently spending several thousand dollars renovating a rental unit to what I thought was really nice, the new tenant asked if I would be willing to replace perfectly good sliding closet doors to newer, more modern ones.

Perfectly reasonable.

You are never going to learn everything and get it all perfect each time.

@Cameron AdamsSuccess isn’t perfection.

Perfect condition.

This would be perfect for you.

@Shannon Davis  California is full of discount brokerages were you simply pay a low monthly fee and can basically do what you want... we have them here in Oregon.. its perfect for the investor. you get commish on market deals when you buy.. you save when you sell and the all important thing you have MLS access along with that nice key to get into any house without having to wait on someone to show it to you... and you never know you might broker some deals along the way..

Ok here’s the deal, 21 units, 1.6m, owners have had for 30 years, wanting to retire.I have read all kinds of articles and post regarding how somebody else has accomplished this type of deal,Cant remember all the fine details, I’m sure there a bunch of articles, post and maybe even a audio version or two on BP how this has been accomplished.But now is the time to take all that info and bring it together to make the perfect or close to perfect offer to convince the sellers that selling on contract is the best way to go, especially on the capital gains said of things.Are there some members of the BP community that could help and guide me to accomplish this task?