Now the situation is that I am cross examining their deals and I am hesitant to make offers on retail deals thinking that may be one of these days I actually get a deal with manageable risk to actually proceed.

MLS is a cats wedding: there are many cats per one cat-brideall the cat-grooms are screaming, but only one cat can get a cat-bride.the cat-bride is in its place.Craigslist has two additional problems: a cat-bride may not be the bride at alland often a cat-bride is not even a cat.Website usageTo save your nerves, consider @Jerryll Noorden 's suggestion. 

Examine that contracts definition. of force majeure. 4.Research the relevant state case law before doing anything. 5.

Or another option is to install a hard-to-reach wrack so you can store stuff up high in a box.

Again, others might feel differently here.3) property level due diligence: (takes seconds to weeks per deal): here is where I drill in with the low-level details.a) pro forma popping: I examine all the assumptions, and see if they are overoptimistic or not.

This was so nerve-racking. 

Thank you so much for your reply, Im really like the house but really scare and nerves to work with hubzu, I never have to send out a big earnest money like this and don't know if I can get it back or not.

Have your lawyer examine the lease, and if possible ask for an estoppel certificate to confirm that everything is actually at it appears.Frank

You'll want seperate title policies which means several title examinations and the closing company should give somewhat of a discount on multiple deals closed at the same time.The title company will take care of how the liens are perfected or filed.

You can take a past bank examiner's word for that.Sorry for the interruption