Yes she has reached the point where she Is on your nerves but you can ride it out for the home stretch. 

If they are on a lease currently and it's a fixed term, if they're paying on time, then you'll most likely need to ride it out until their lease is up and provide proper notice of non-renewal (see below). 

UTRGV is a short bike ride away.

I am old fashioned and believe it's required for life.

Call me a traditionalist, but I'm more comfortable with a good old fashioned security deposit.

Just that the last several years have sort of been a roller coaster ride.

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According to the information on the website, this process has been around for over 25 years and there are many large corporate transactions that have been done in a similar fashion (Office Depot/Boise Cascade ~$1.5 billion, for example).Mike is specifically mentioning a Monetized Installment Sale but you are responding with what you know about a deferred sales trust.

Mostly, I've just accepted the fact that we've got a glut of properties on the market in my area and all I can do is just ride it out until the tide comes up again.

Since I think it goes directly to your question, I'll post it here for your consideration...For years, many investors were fortunate to ride a seemingly unstoppable wave of price appreciation, fueled by a stagnant stock market, unscrupulous lending practices and low interest rates.