Truthfully I don’t think I want to hear the convoluted multi subject woe is me story that is sure to follow. 

If you do the credit search you will find the truth and it will not be good.

The truth is, there is no ideal investment strategy, but knowing what you want to get out of it, the capital you have available, the time you have available to invest in the research etc. can help you decide which way to go.Keep asking your questions in the forums!

As much as we could possibly help, the truth is once he is threatening lawsuit or suing, it should be off the Internet and handled by your attorney.

@Ryan Dossey, the address is 5931 Arboles drive, Houston, TX 77035 you can check the pictures online, we are working with one of the best realtors in town.A neighbor stopped by when the buyer was doing the inspection and she said that the house was flooded three times, I know she is not telling the truth because I owned the house in one of the floofs that she calimed and it not flood.

Truth is he DID intend to buy as his primary, because 2 months after we closed he called asking if he could get a construction loan for a $300k addition on that home which wasn't really possible given that the end value of the house just wasn't there. 

@Tim Gordon  some truth to those that cant succeed teach.. but others that hit the big time make so much money teaching that the only thing they are buying is ocean front in Newport Beach or Lido island 

Good advice from Account ClosedJust answer the questions on the Lender's Form TRUTHFULLY. 

I recently wrote about how to find mentors here:https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/the-truth-about-finding-a-mentor/It would also be helpful if you described what your goals are and what you've been working on currently so people can help.

Truthfully if he underbid it’s his problem.