We all know how devastating a late payment is to ones fico.. but  hey its not on him so who really cares.You hit the nail on the Head and did not even need advanced training.. it was just comical the post.. like this was some super sophisticated transaction that the other person was not ready to learn..

Of course, it's going to cost a lot and need to financed this transaction, but I did the math and it seems my monthly net cash out is almost zero (I.e, Utility bill savings are offsetting the cost of installing the panels and financing charges!). 

Easiest way is to do transactional financing where you secure a buyer, close deal with HUD, and then close again that day or the next with your buyer.

Say something like "I am sure there are a lot of people offering you a lot of things and making promises that they can close quickly and make this a painless transaction. 

It will benefit you greatly to work with an experienced broker in this transaction.

CALIFORNIACalifornia has historically had a recession relatively shortly (1-2 years) after the unemployment rate hits or crosses below 5%, consistent for the last 3 recessions going back to the 1980's.

My attorney actually spent considerable time with me before he earned a dime, however, now he's closed about a dozen transactions (including the title work) with us, so it definitely paid for him.Best of luck!

I have rented plenty over the years, and it would NEVER even cross my mind to think that my landlord needs to compensate me because my bed(s) won't fit up the staircase.

No transaction costs. 

All that said, I'd like to find out what other risks there would be in a transaction like this, and if there might be other ways to structure it.