Hence, they get more money if you pan out.Let's start with the investor-friendly part of it.

@Yixiong Pan Since we found out about the unrecorded Welfare lien before excess funds were distributed, we alerted the Tax Claim Bureau and they paid the Welfare lien out of the excess proceeds. 

They claimed the compressor was overworking, used an outdated refrigerant that’s no longer available, the indoor coil had a cracked pan, and the system was beyond repair.

If you use the $14,000, will that leave you without sufficient reserves if the AirBnb thing doesn't pan out?

Hopefully that person pans out.Quick question.

On another note your “numbers analysis” may not pan out when you take into account repairs needed as revealed by inspection reports; and this may be the reason you don’t move forward without further seller concessions.

It doesn’t always pan out as a viable option but I always recommend considering this so you know your alternatives.

Bring your documents,  TIN, and a check to deposit into the account and most banks open them for our clients.

Generally I can say that most numbers have panned out as expected. 

If you’re in a situation where you’re getting numerous showings, how do you keep those initial offers interested just in case the later offers don’t pan out.