David, I learned this one a long time ago and it has served me well>. "1 Timothy 4:12 Let no one look down on your youthfulness, but rather in speech, conduct, love, faith and purity, show yourself an example of those who believe." 

In Texas if I have it right, when you make an offer as a buyer, and the seller accepts, next step is Buyer gives Seller good faith amount of money, and seller agrees to a 7 to 12 day period for inspection.If for any reason Seller does not want to go through with the transaction, and the decision is made prior to the agreed number of days.

I can't in good faith offer it as a stand-alone product; it only makes sense if it's being used for its intended purpose. 

Welcome back man, glad you haven't lost faith in real estate.

However I have little faith that they will be able to get their RV and fish house out by that date.  

Hey guys,Im getting ready to take the leap of faith and I need some quick advice.

I agree I don't put much faith in the Zillow estimates and I m sure the weber county is more of an assessed value than an actual value of the property but for people starting out wanting to practice their analyzing skills without access to a realror or mls for actual sold comps those are the best places I have found to look for values.

I took a huge leap of faith to invest outside my comfort zone.  

However, I have faith and am dedicated to the cause.

If the holdover is not in good faith, the landlord may recover reasonable attorney's fees.