Investors (rightfully) always want to keep their costs down and there are clients who will try to put my commission on the chopping block.

I would keep on them, keep reaching out and letting them know you plan to fight it and asking them for more information to substantiate the claims. 

Show it to people and keep records of the showings.

I am trying to come up with a slew of options to present to my ex-partner that will enable me to keep the home while relieving her of her responsibility and ownership claim, that does not disturb the financial instrument until such time that we deem economic factors make a refi more appealing.  

Not sure if you're looking to invest locally or where the numbers make more sense but feel free to reach out if you'd like to connect.Regardless, keep us posted on your journey!

Keep us updated if anyone attends and let us know what y’all discussed. 

It's a good idea to keep an eye on any rule changes and check resources like the City of Chicago's website or talk to a local lawyer who knows about short-term rentals.

They tried to keep the money until I pointed it out being in the acceptance letter due to knowing the date closing was on. also take in account how long it would be for them to do the paperwork. it is the government associated program, so you know they like to take their time on paperwork. 

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If they aren't, then they will have to answer to their seller as to why they had to get this LOI and PoF via snail mail across the country 3 days later, and why they are holding onto offers and keeping it a secret, etc?