Or does she just not have any faith in me and thinks I won’t be able to close a deal with her.

So I posted a few days ago about a dilemma that my wife and I were in. We inherited her dads house and decided to sell. We decided it because we wanted to cut emotional ties so we could move forward. We have received ...

You will also be give a GFE (Good Faith Estimate) I don't remember the percentage but the lender's fees by law have to be within a certain amount of the GFE.

"Feed your faith and doubt will starve"

From what I see in my market though, you just have to be persistent for that one deal by making a lot of offers (on different properties) and don't lose faith.  

You might also consider putting in 10-20% as a show of good faith and then recouping some of that in the form of management fees before profits are distributed....I have had success doing this.  

As a multiplex property, it is understood that reasonable, good faith effort must be made to be good neighbors for all tenants at this address. 

That gives me little faith that it will be caught and contained.  

. :)  I definitely agree that starting out is hard. there are a lot of obstacles that seem to be in the way, and while most of them are in our heads and can be somewhat mitigated with education, others obstacles demand faith from others, which is harder to overcome without experience.   

These families have little faith in the public school system and simply cannot afford to send their kids to private schools so they are relocating their families to other locations.4.