When they fail is epic.

Therefore, I would weight my advice in the lower spectrum of usefulness.  

I would listen to bP podcasts and hear what separates those for give up fail or never get started and think there is light at the end of the tunnel. 

In my opinion, a traditional deal set up like this is a formula to fail.  

I can pull my weight elsewhere 😊

You could file a memorandum of pending sale, it won't take priority over the notices for foreclosure but it could be seen by potential buyers at any sale, discourage interest, and that can have consequences if you fail to close, so see your attorney

Renters rarely do that, and thus tend to free up more money for investment.If you can stay disciplined and take the remainder for investment, you will remove a huge weight from your shoulders.

Hello BPers, Hoping to get some expert advice/guidance from real estate legal pros on this one.I've requested our property manager to conduct a home inspection and to provide  pictures of our property approximately 4 ...

When determining my purchase price, should I be placing more weight on the cap rate or rent revenue multiplier?

@Julio VasquezIf you want to lock this up with a contract, I say go ahead but cover yourself by having a contingency that allows you to cancel the contract (and get your deposit back) if the current owner fails to reach an agreement with the HOA to settle the lien.