Maybe if it’s in your home and installed correctly!

Roy is correct - most state have a standard offer to purchase contract that is used for residential purchases.

I just got this email from the seller's agent tonight.My client emailed the following and included the attached:I went back into the records and either didn’t recall the pump out correctly or lost the invoice record.

I submit that @Steve Vaughan is absolutely correct this is a very very dangerous play for the average person who has not demonstrated any ability to save money.. you just bury yourself in debt and if your deals don't go well... ( See many storied of first timers losing money) now your really Fubared ... you lost money and you have a mountain of CC debt which will absolutely hammer your once pristine FICO.Now if you have an AMEX black card with no limit or Very high limit say 200 to 500k well then go for it.

After about a month of no returns, I did some investigation and found that "Address Correction Requested" may be a better approach.

Bryan, thanks for the reply.I need to correct myself, you are right. 

Are you sure you measured/calculated correctly?

@Emily T.The short answer is 10 but you need to work with a loan officer or Broker who knows how to structure your deals correctly from the START.This is key to being able to get this many.  

You are correct!  

This next correction should be relatively painless by comparison in my most likely scenario model.