A deal came across my table today that is a contract for deed with very good terms and purchase price.

Having everyone involved all setting around the closing table at once is a rarity, in my experience.

I am selling a condo FSBO, and have an offer on the table.

If you really want to sell, you could find the cash and bring it to the table.

I can't speak for your area, but I've been on the board of the Oklahoma City REIA for about 6 years or more...the meetings consist of a mix between Outside Speakers, Round Tables (various topics with local experts), Lender Fairs, Panel Discussions, and the like.

I own a 1.25 acre property in the foothills of the Estrella Mountains just outside Phoenix.

Greed is a deal killer always leave something on the table for the next guy.So apparently you aren't using your own money, but rather OPM.

For the record... in Colorado where I am from we have a park like this up in the mountains... the pads sell for like 80 or 90 thousand if they are empty, and over a hundred if they have a home on them... so this works in resort areas, wintering areas, summering areas and I have seen the odd MHP located in city's that will have deeded lots or a condo/coop type set up.

At one end, let's have two guys playing chess on a Card table.

You aren't even allowed to sink a well.An acre in the mountains, with nice trees, on the road to the ski slope or close to fishing, might set you back $25K.Hey, people spend more than that to buy time shares in private campgrounds.