I have a full time job managing a finance department at a local university.

Personally, I have a fine tuned BS meter, reading and following posts on BP long enough will show who the real players are and who the pretenders are.

I know its a fine line.. but I think we have gone over the line.. the amount of people that live off of the government be them cross border illegals that walk into our emergencey rooms and use them as everyday doctors knowing they cannot be refused .. or the huge amount of folks that will never work get HUD housing and food stamps.. who knows were it will go.  

If the two appraisers arrive at different valuations, then these two valuations shall be averaged in order to produce a final valuation.

And, on a final note, while I love BP, it seems that so many of the wholesaling posts boil down to "be wary of the guru's."

The portals will work with you, within reason.It's a fine line  -- to earn business the portal has to perform, so the cash has to be ready, but I imagine they also don't want to keep an investors money too long as it erodes ROI. 

I can't remember who it was that said, "The ability to quote is a fine substitute for wit", but thank goodness for great people I can quote anyway :wink: Your post reminds me of another quotation:" What work I have done I have done, because it has been play.

The other is tell the seller that you will not close with the tenent in the property and you will be doing a final walk through 24 hours before closing.

Underwriting every deal in this manner as a final analysis is incorrect and this is as far as the majority of threads go with respect to analyzing things.

wakefield,I'm still waiting for my attorney to give me a final opinion on the full impact of the legislation, but the section that troubles me (and most lenders I've spoken to) is the section that requires the buyer to "comply with all terms and conditions of the seller's mortgage."