Inflation will help you out in the long run and reduce the future value of this debt.

They can't.Now, if you want the place you could consider, as in could not should, reducing the price and taking it subject to the lien, you could close on that amount with the docs you have.....unless you are borrowing, a lender won't go there.   

One option to consider to reduce risk is to do your numbers by planning to sell them doing a lease-option with 20% cash flow for 2 years, and a balloon profit of 30%-50% at the end.  

Also any coating you add my reduce the life span or void warranties on that roof.

Many businesses are gone, more are going under, vacancy rates in commercial retail, office, and industrial are rising, property owners are struggling to retain and attract tenants, and values continue to reduce.

Also, I read in a older post that having a Revocable LT can help you reduce taxes as well as prevent some one to be able to attach Judgments onto the property.

If you pay 35% percent for a property in a market that is being artifcially propped up by banks holding REO's off market until supply is reduced, then you will likely be holding an property in a market that is still declining.

It could be reduced by 10% every year.

Why stop at all the other taxes Obama is adding for us (which by the way was suppose to reduce our middle class taxes - remember - "time for change") What a joke!!!!!!!!!

The two that I have bought have been for 80% and 85% of an already reduced asking price - 54% and 77% of original asking price.