"you either lied on that paperwork, or you're lying to me the judge," and either way you're SOL and Freddie Mac is secure in his lien position (which is what Mr.

Imagine buying a HUD home (Feds) and lying on your purchase agreement about occupancy intent.

I guess the answer lies in how good my team is in the area.

Obviously its manufactured wood so i know its going to take a beating but i guess that's just something I've got to work on and mature as i try to evaluate decisions more from a business stand point and not from the perspective of living there myself.For the kitchen i did actually go for real plywood cabinets because i didn't want to invest in something that I would have to then replace in two years after it got wet and started to swell and break down like the IKEA and other particle board options so that wasn't so bad.Now for the issue of bandit signs I can't lie they are definitely NOT allowed in my area.

There's a "rare" case of the property owner declaring bankruptcy before the day of the sale... you can lose your entire bid amount that way... that's atleast what a lawyer stated in a consultation.I don't honestly think I have a snowball's chance of getting a property that a bank, who hasn't already redeemed it, is going to think is worth their time to pursue me after it's finalized - but I'd be lying if I said that didn't spook me a bit.  

Agents are forced to lie, cheat, steal and claw their way to get listings and close transactions, just to survive at the firm.

Do not buy the pro-vape hype & lies of their lobbyists!

The answer lies (or should lie) in the numbers.

He obviously had lied to my lawyer as there was never any wire transfer put into place.

My problem lies in that I want to do an FHA loan or possibly 203 K and I know that requires I live in the residence for one year.