Has anyone found a good solution to this?

Not the best solution obviously but at least it gives you opportunity to follow through on the principal of the thing.Also, what is stopping you from opening up another escrow and selling to the new buyer that way.

So here in the IE, a 250K house is sustainable at CURRENT income and interest rate:Price: 250KDown: 50KLoan: [email protected] = monthly ~926.23If interest rate goes up to say 6%, to get the same monthly payment:Price: 193KDown: 38.6KLoan: 154K@6 = ~923.31That's roughly a 20+% drop in value of the house.

As a buyer I would never count that higher rent in my evaluation as it has not shown to be sustainable over time for that particular property.

My point is lots of people have issues like this and figure out common sense solutions without causing all this drama, so I would not let them intimidate you in this.

We need to return to a free market with healthy growth and appreciation.Here are some of my additional thoughts:Making everyone feel warm and fuzzy with price increases when we are holding back inventory is not a true solution to the problem at hand.

Certainly shouldn't be ignored.Ultimately, though, the solution is to move if the landlord won't deal with problems.

The solution is easy give them a friends fax #.

They, like any other arrangement other than a straight pruchase, are not a solution in all cases.

I used my company name, a nice little house logo and used my company slogan "Solutions for your situation".