The Seller agrees to buy the house "As-Is" but later in that same section it states..."

I also feel like I should say that this contractor is booked, so unable to do the work, and came out just for the walk through and I felt he didn’t have any motive to be diss honest - he actually ended up not even charging us for the 2 hours he spent there.

Well the only thing I would like to add is that if you sign contracts and you're making representations to purchase if you cannot find a buyer then hopefully you're going to keep your word with the seller and honor the contract like any honest person would.

I was the seller, and negotiated with my buyer that I could stay in the home, after closing, for X days for $Y rent.  

Hi, I was contacted by a seller in St.

I find that sending people to a website helps to narrow down the motivations of people interacting with your ads.

I think the trick also is finding a motivated loan officer.

If I were the investor, and I found out my agent lied to a seller, I would be very wary. 

I suspect the seller won't budge, though, regardless.

(I would have to provide $120,000 for 20% down payment, leaving a total loan amount of $480,000)...The $480,000 goes to the seller (more than half of the asking price which is more than what he requires for owner financing)...The seller then credits back to me $120,000 at closing, creating an owner financed loan of $240,000 and giving me a no money down deal.