Investor contracts tend to be more beneficial as to what they are doing, buying or selling, another frown and if it really sways one way a judge can get ticked off.You can use a standard agreement and use an addendum to address any issues that can modify or amend any part of that agreement.Custom contracts should only be made when a standard contract is not available or where so many modifications would cloud the intent.There are a lot of bad contracts out there, to select a good contract you'll need knowledge and experience, it's good you asked, but it demonstrates you may not be able to select a good contract.

You can send an amendment stating a new sales price, or a certain monetary concession be made for the issues discovered in the inspection.In the end it just comes down to the numbers.

It's not your business, and could easily be taken as an infringement on their 2nd amendment rights.

Hi @Andrew Laing,  If I were you, I would amend your purchase agreement to have the property delivered vacant.  

I received a negative response from my attorney about it on Monday and was told anything left in a CRT upon the death of two people (person and spouse) has to go to a charity, hence the name.Does anyone know of any amendments to a CRT that would chage that fact?

Reading allows you to learn things, look up facts and keep yourself from being a mindless drone when a politician and pundits tell you something and keep repeating it, hoping you will never actually do some research to find out that what they are telling you is complete bullkaka....and it keeps you from sounding like an idiot when someone who actually does read comes along.The First Amendment of the Constitution details 5 specific rights.

If the tenant has been paying on time and hasn't been a problem since you acquired the property, I would amend the 60 days notice to include the new date reflecting the agreed date and send it to him, and of course continue to charge him rent.

I believe that was amended, but whether it be 3 or 5 we always recommend everyone run ALL buyers through the same processing to be safe.I have never seen anything to exempt investor to investor unless he's qualifying that as under the 3 loans.Either way...just run your buyer through the RMLO.

Situation is below... anyone had success getting an appraisal amended or changed?

Otherwise, you will have to apply to FEMA for a Letter of Map Amendment (LOMA) - this is the elevation check mentioned above.