;) I though you officially retracted your Newburgh-suspicious position a while back on the Newburgh forum, but maybe the cold and some frozen pipes have you down!?

(We only accept money on a payment plan with a healthy percent down and a written payment plan...if they miss the payment plan, or if I'm particularly suspicious of them not paying, I will post the 3 day early to expire on the day the payment is due).So to conclude you can present 3-days as many times as you wish (in my experience, consult your attorney before you declare Andrew R Fidler the Ohio Real Estate Broker is practicing law)  - each time you accept money you negate the prior efforts and start over.

First post in 2 years and it's to promote a bad company in an ancient thread, that's not suspicious!

I'm concerned about the lender charging a due on-sale clause (or just being suspicious) if I contact them to cancel the HOI. 

So, I'm always suspicious when someone points the path the "right" or best" way.

Hi Sandy,All of this is extremely suspicious. 

I think it means your underwriting it right😀  Its when they pencil out that makes me suspicious these days.

(and if they say anything less than 60 days..I'll be suspicious.

If he's Mexican and he doesn't have it, be real suspicious and ask why not.Also, does he have a ITIN from the Internal Revenue Service?

Yes, if the numbers make sense and there's nothing suspicious.