If the borrower does what they are supposed to do, eg. pays taxes, ground rent, insurance and mortgage, has their rental registration, and does nothing that puts my position at risk then I am good letting it ride until they can get out.  

Why is the MLS failing you, it's supposed to be the bees knees? 

She looks at me stupid and says "it's supposed to say ding dong". 

Suppose there's a market crash, rental rates fall, house prices fall, and then paying a monthly mortgage payment could prove challenging (not to mention other risks, like unforeseen capital expenditures).

It would make a great rental property if I can get it at the right price.She is supposed to talk to her mortgage company tomorrow and call me back.

I suppose I wasn't clear - this isn't a rental property.

Also, I suppose "owe" may not be the proper term since the pro-rated rents and security deposits simply mean I owe less at closing. 

I think you are supposed to post that in a different section.

I suppose neither is the most professional-looking. 

I suppose there is probably a way to do it online as well.