We want to see the actual numbers come in before commiting more of the cash.

it is just the TV image that the stations use after you see the snow on a blackout!

In addition, I'm sure than many others will respond also.Again Mike, you fail to see the point.

I did not see the year built for the property so will have to assume it is in the 1960/1970's.

You can run the amortization schedule an see the expected principal contribution.Take a close look at the reason the buyer is going with seller financing, often it's a combination of issues, if a clear understanding made with the buyer as to their additional responsibilities in solving their ability to obtain future financing your deal may likely fail.

I just don't see the value/logic in paying a company a full months rent to sign a tenant.

For example, as mentioned above by others, I'm finding quality of schools & school districts (greatschools.net) help... as a side note, it's very interesting to see the grad success rate & ehtnicity stats for grads too!

I could see the US Dollar loosing a decent percentage in the interim where by charging in a different currency that original $1,000 rent could swing to $1,100 once the landlord would convert it back to US Dollars.

I would like to see the adopt a newbie forum.

Thanks for the tip on the resize sites.Here is my $11,000 Duplex: (see the attachment)Wantta Buy It?