How about private money, hard moneybloan, equity partner, seller carried note, etc?

Here's a suggestion when you have a contractor who isn't getting the job done in a timely manner...I use a recent example with a plumber I was using...Plumber wasn't getting stuff done very quickly. 

You lose 6% on average to real estate agents 30,000 + inflation rate 2-3% a year + escrow title and carrying costs then take the economy into factor  does your market take a down turn or go up .

I carried a box of forms in the trunk of my car, carry addendums to the basic contracts so you can devise specific terms as needed.

IF she's buying another house can she carry this one based on DTI?

They would have a heck of a lot of money left over to spend on other stuff and live the rest of their life in more comfort.You'd carry the note?

In this case, your passive rental losses are suspended and carried forward.

Of course, they need to make some more cash so they can line the pockets of the government officials for the next election to carry points for favorable voting on laws they need past.

Your offer should stipulate that the EMD funds will be deposited into escrow within 3 business days of written acceptance of offer and needs to be made via certified funds (wire transfer or certified check).I like the suggestion of the $150k all cash offer, wait for the counter and then give them the ask price with seller carrying a laon for the difference.

I'm seriously considering the following deal,Condo in the French Quarter in New Orleans (400 square feet) which is typical for that areaPurchase Price $115,000Owner will carry with 60K dpI wanted to know what type of contracts i should look into, the owner is very flexible with payments, but I wanted to hedge my risk and put a stipulaion about finding a renter within two months in the contract...has anyone ever heard about these types of deals?