Account Closed It's not really anything that shocks me.

I was shocked by his dis-interest in negotiating credits.

After running preliminary numbers I would most likely pass on this deal and move on to the next one.

The most common reaction we get when other companies come visit us and spend some time learning how we operate is that they are shocked by how hard we work. 

The Bay Area I thought was one of the most TENANT friendly areas of the country so I'd be shocked if in Virginia they would let this sort of foolishness go on man.In any case...keep your head up because I have to believe that when/if this gets before a judge again, they will look at the whole case.....including when she did not show up the first time and essentially wasted the court's time.Stay strong man...it will work out OK.

This could take a further month...Take pictures of everything and have a witness present, so that you can't be accused of stealing anything.It will take a long time to process and there is nothing you can do about it.After the initial shock wears off that this has actually happened, it's a case of putting one foot in front of the other and following what your attorney tells you, to the letter.I deliberated long and hard about posting this. 

I have done my preliminary analysis (I think), and I hope you all can give your insight, point out my shortcomings or omissions in calculations, and generally remark on how the numbers of the deal appear. 

The professional agents do a great job, but it's shocking that some listing agents are getting paid for some of the work we've all seen. http://terriblerealestateagentphotos.com/

He was shocked when it happened thinking the S Corp shielded him and it didn't. 

It is shocking how few people call me before they write an offer, not realizing the bank appraisal protects the banks money, not the purchase money.