A full vendor carry is like a blue lobster - they exist, but are few and far between.If you are buying a residential property and are using a conventional lender, they may not be crazy about vendor financing (the underwriters mostly service Dick & Jane and do not see such things very often .... and do not like different).  

Logically (vs laws and cases) if the sender failed to send you the amount owed and sent a duplicate amount to someone else, it seems the sender still owes the amount to you.Joe borrowed $20 from his friend Sam, and was supposed to pay him back on Friday.Joe gave his Grandmother Jane $20 on Friday and told Sam to go pound sand--to bad so sad for you my Grandma gets your money--go collect it from her.Does Grandma Jane owe Sam the $20 or does Joe still owe Sam the money?

She's an older woman (we'll call her Jane) and lives comfortably in a trailer with some pets and an elderly roommate on 5 acres of land.My father in law owns an investment property on the coast, about a half acre of land, that he bought in 2007 at the peak of the bubble.

John and Jane Doe, married, two highschool children, and a 6-year-old English Bulldog.

But typically an agent that does single family homes purchases for Bobby & Jane that are buying a 3/2 to start a family, do not know how to analyze a deal.

There is simply no evidence to support your claim.This letter is to let you know that I expect you to immediately call me at 123-321-4567 or email me at [email protected] OR you may contact Jane Doe at AnyTown Title, 123-456-9876, to sign my “Release of Earnest Money”.

Originally posted by Jane A.

Call Jane my business couselor for our first meeting.  

@Jane Sosi Your best bet could be to partner up w someone that has a W2 job w good credit

Thanks,Jane