During this time, Kevin also had seen a property he would like to buy and had put in an offer to purchase which was accepted on Feb. 5th, the day an email went out to Cancel the original Contract.At the same time, the Mortgage Bank then closed the Application since there was no point in continuing as the Seller could not deliver Marketable Title and the Mortgage Contingency had expired.The Seller's Attorney stopped communicating with Kevin's Attorney.

Originally posted by @Eric Delcol:Heather Proctor You don't find good deals you make them.I know it sounds like a motivational point from cap'n obvious but it's the only way to differentiate yourself from other buyers.Think of ways in which you can bring something to the deal that your competition isn't.why should a seller take your offer?

The same lease agreement you signed originally renews on a monthly basis, so technically you're still the "tenant", until the end of the month when your lease expires and you don't pay rent.

Originally posted by @John Thedford: why are you signing contracts to purchase if you have no intention of purchasing isn't that called fraud? 

Originally posted by @Bob B.

Originally posted by @Kelly G.

Originally posted by @Alex Cornwell:what is your marketing budget for 36 deals per year?

Very familiar with one, my husband calls it camp and the mere mention of me renting it sends him off on a tangent.....original full log cabin on 10 acres next to federal forest, generator, 10 acres....it would rent in a heartbeat...but then I would be a widow.

Originally posted by @Shaleec Thomas:Also, I'm having some confusion about what financials to put in my business plan. 

Originally posted by @Stephen Walker:@Eric C. who would you consider to be a likely "right lender?"