Not gonna chase someone down to give them my $$!

May be a sign of bottoming out in that specific area, or a current fear being chased that the bus is going to leave the station and you better buy a ticket right now or start walking later.

One may see you’re a new homebuyer and start chasing $$$$

I went chasing some opportunities there, but either the numbers didn't work or they didn't take hold.I actually just redid my analysis making some simplifications, using current data (through July 2020), and my own personal criteria. 

A seller financing promissory note is effectively identical to a promissory note you'd get from wells fargo or chase...I'd focus on sharing the terms with them (interest rate, amortization period, monthly payments, balloon payment, etc..) and then just say you will close exactly the same way you'd close with a bank mortgage (title company, real estate lawyer, deed of trust, promissory note, etc..)

He will have collectors chasing him for all costs. 

20% down, conventional lending through Chase Bank.

I've been bouncing around Chase's business credit cards and it looks like there's a 2.5% cash back card for large purchases ... like a $58K cottage framing, geo, and concrete bill.

My question is, if you do, what kind of savings account is it, online savings or traditional savings account, such as with chase, Wells Fargo, etc. and what are the pros and cons from choosing one over the other.

@Nathan McBride why are you chasing roommates?