However, in this case ik this seller has other properties he wants to unload so keeping good standing would be best.

Stand on your ability to evaluate deals and manage the property.

Hopefully that wont' make me stand out like too much of a sore thumb.

The father made his decision with his daughter standing behind him.I'm interested in the thoughts of others, because I can't see anything the owners could have done differently.

I don't think many would want to be standing in front of a board "So when you accepted that $500 from a buyer, were you acting in the best interest of your client the seller?"

Or do something different than others to make yourself stand out!!

Most are familiar with these options and will normally tell you as long as the property stands on its own, properly disclosed, you are fine.I also agree on a standard residential it's not an option.  

What does that stand for? 

Right now as it stands my pretax income per month is $4,583 and the condo costs $1,300 a month and I have $250 in student loans, leaving my Debt-to-Income ratio pretty small. 

And while standing out in front of my building at 9 am when he is no show I start making calls.