I began culling interesting and relevant posts in various sectors, and in doing so, I realized I was also learning (internalizing) a lot of group wisdom.

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Doing installment deals is alot different now than ten or fifteen years ago, but the concerns that were applicable 30 years ago or more are still relevant today.

I don't personally prefer either method, but I think that creating a profile that sticks out on every relevant site possible would give you an edge over those who only can be found on a few sites.

The median home price is a relevant factor to compare affordability.Excel file is available for download here to look at more details.Please give me a lot of feedback and suggestions.Please vote for me if you like it this approach!

While there are ways of safeguarding against pullbacks in the market such as longer lease terms, the risk of a pullback is always relevant.

Thank you in advanceMy perspective comes from someone who's visited AC often, not from someone who's done any relevant research on the market so take it for what it's worth. 

Will - Yes, it is occupancy fraud, as I mentioned.What has happened to others in such a situation is relevant and is of key interest to me as I would weigh the potential outcomes against a rough approximation of $7,000 in savings.Regarding intention, again, I present the theoretical situation of an intended OO who unexpectedly must move within a week of closing.

Just get the relevant contact information so you can get in touch.

Other regulations apply as well, 10% pops up a lot, disguised sale transactions under the tax code, state laws as to requiring a foreclosure instead of a simple eviction might become relevant, equitable interests in the property may become an issue, does a optionee or buyer have an insurable interest in the property to insure it?