I can get that 48% down easily.

An "opt out" card could too easily get lost.

At least carry liability, unless you're cool with losing everything.

Property has been owned by this couple since 1994 - most likely paid off, but I can easily confirm that if needed.

Just saw this topic:http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/93/topics/75010-will-i-lose-seller-leads-if-iIf you guys think it would be better to answer, you may be right.

I don't know if those numbers make sense or not but if they're realistic, then I have minimized my loses.

MH is easily identifiable from the outside which is not always true with substandard apartments, so it attracts negative comments from those who lack confidence in themselves.We can also share blame between the wholesale buyers and manufacturers because these homes were not always and not always now, built very well.

In other words, unless the market has improved and values have increased, the most likely scenario is that I'd lose more money by converting to a rental, *UNLESS* I held it as a longer-term rental.2.

I could easily be wrong as there could be literally hundreds of reasons.

-----Agreed, buyers can lose down payment option funds if they can't get financed within the allotted time...and if tenant-buyers wish to place blame outside of themselves and pursue legal action against the other parties involved in the transaction...it wouldn't be the first time.