Do research to find where are people going, not just today but for coming years, where is the appreciation happening, where is supply/ demand cycles favorable, where do people have the ability to pay sustainably the market rates and cross reference all this by acquisition costs that leave a profitable margin on the table. 

This is strictly a charity and not a money-making scheme, but I want to confirm I'm not leaving money on the table by missing out on a tax deduction or other benefit.If anyone has advice about a situation like this, I would love to hear from you.

Yes I'm sure they had a ton of offers on the table for a property that's been on the market 200 plus days......

Good morning Bigger Pockets,I am currently in the Cleveland area with 2 potential long term single family deals with a lease to own option on the table in the Dallas area.

I think your best chance for success is to find someone who is in a unique situation and has to sell quickly or who is OK with leaving money on the table. 

Basically, you partner with investors who bring the money and you bring some of your money and the deals to the table. 

She explained they had 2 NC offers on table.

One was on the MLS I feel like I got an amazing deal and was able to scoop it up with no other offers on the table

There’s all kinds of shenanigans on both sides of the table these days.

These are the options I see on the table:1.-  I could do nothing, wait for the note to mature, foreclose in my borrower and "cure" the Title after the property is mine2.- I could split the cost and pay for 50% of the cost of "curing" it or 3.- Offer to pay 100% of the cost to allow him to close, with the condition that he pays me back at closing.Please, I love to hear your input about the right thing to do and don't want to be taken advantage.