Marie Poe, JFYI, Secondary market, Fannie Mae will accept a professional who has verifiable employment within 90 days who has sufficient cash under certain circumstances;1.

Even if the "high end developer" used good soil placement techniques, the site could have been developed for other purposes in the past and that may not have revealed itself sufficiently duirng the due dilligence of prevouis investors.Example; Last year I consulted on a new site for a prominent car dealership that was developing a site adjacent to an existing facility.

Larry, or anyone, you can address 8 & 9 in your contracts, you might also have more of an introduction the party providing the intent letter and the address/legal, at this point the tax legal may be sufficient if it's not a lot/block and a meets and bounds, some are long. :)

Well Ade, don't know why they didn't just ask if you wanted to make a cash offer if you had sufficient funds....did you suggest it and think to refi after closing?

If the cap rate and gross revenue multipliers are sufficient for the market, we will consider it.

.- I do not need to be stressed if I have sufficient retirement funds, cash flow will be my retirement fund.Another option would be to sell everything and provide second mortgages at 12%.

Most sales are not that distressed, most properties were exposed to the market at different times or for sufficient periods, there is a bit of pride and ego involved with folks patting themselves on the back closing a deal, usually, what they paid is or is pretty close to what its really worth at that time.

The fact that you have proof you sent something certified is sufficient to build your case, but I would also email her as additional proof and so she knows she needs to rectify this situation asap.

Our court case is now set for early February.Is posting the unit for rent on Craigslist sufficient to show an effort to mitigate damages or do I have to spend money on a print news media?

Rent must be paid by certified funds only, if any rent check is ever returned ‘Non-sufficient funds’."