Even if it is not your seller may not understand that and fell obligated to the contract anyway.

This place fell under that process.

A deal just fell through with another buyer on this house so it went back on the market, the listing agent said it was because their financing was not approved.

i had contract to purchase a 2 unit for 21k that needed only paint/carpet. our area is full of em

title search revealed a 30-something k mortgage.

seller cant / wont repay

how do i collect damages, and what do i a...

Im in the columbus ohio area, and Im having way more issues than I thought finding title co. and attorney for my contracts..My first deal has just fell in my lap due to a family member needing to sell.

What I didn't know, was for whatever reason the deal fell through, may be a failure of inspection, or financing, I have no idea, and the property went to foreclosure, and was sold to someone for 180K in auction.

Very interesting.This Forbes article from last week says that because we fell so far, the gains thus we've seen are sustainable, and in fact says we're still undervalued: http://www.forbes.com/sites/morganbrennan/2013/06/13/the-most-overvalued-and-undervalued-housing-markets-in-the-u-s/Take it with a grain of salt, of course.It's certainly interesting to watch, and a very hot market.

A deal fell through that I was working on because the person (a friend) arranging the investors, me and another gentleman, wanted to have equal equity with us and had no money to put up.

The listing agent received an offer a while back on it and financing fell through.

Now you are left with a bunch of vacancies, a deal that fell through, and a lot of wasted time and effort.Perhaps a middle ground would be to allow the buyer to talk to the tenants with the seller present...