Don't try and skirt the system, in the end it has ALWAYS cost me more time, money, and frustration than doing it right the first time.4.

Out of  desperation & frustration I took the advice to not pay the maintenance for 7 years then request that the credit bureaus remove it.  

As a result, the Purchaser lost his Deposit. the Purchaser sued and won, paid by the E&O Insurance from this Attorney.Just yesterday, Kevin, who is very frustrated, went to the Seller's Attorney's Office to talk to him and find out why the Deposit was being help up.

Hi All,I've come across a duplex with a frustrated seller after a drawn-out FHA deal fell through due to the buyer's financing.

The seller is likely to be frustrated by this situation, so consider their point of view in conversations with them.

Hi All, I've come across a duplex with a frustrated seller after a drawn-out FHA deal fell through due to the buyer's financing.

The frustration/beauty of it is - nobody knows!"

I sleep well at night with this strategy, but I can’t honestly say it’s not frustrating striking out so frequently.

The seller is basically telling you that they can't get their price and they are frustrated and decided to sell on their own...Sellers sometimes just don't listen to their agents and insist on listing at a price that's too high for the market and the property's condition.If a price is too high, buyers won't request to see the property.If the price is slightly high, buyers will come but won't submit offers.If the price is spot on, then the right buyers will submit offers.If the price is at a slight discount, there will be multiple offers.Also, and most importantly, the best offer usually comes in within the first 2-3 weeks.

@Miguel Nava I can understand the frustration with high property tax especially when the county has the assessment too high.