Our washer quit working in one of our units recently, and so the guests (staying for 6 nights) had to go without it for 4 days because we couldn't get a new one delivered until then. 

I've become a NRIA client since and the company has delivered two luxury townhouses in the city of Philadelphia - both 100% owned by me and deeded to me.

This would fall under the seller not being able to deliver clear title and is covered in paragraph 15 as I recall.....the full remedy is return of the EM.

I have a sales background and wanted to reach out to property owners and then deliver potential off market listings to real estate investors in my area.

They are to be opened and logged in at the reciepants home tomorrow after 5PM.After the bids are logged in, the other board members want one of the "loggers" also a board member, to take those bids (out of the recipeant's hands, because we do not trust that we willbe given all the information) copy all of the documents for all the board members the next morning and deliver them to each of us.

I declared them to be in breech of contract, for lack of ability to deliver after issuance of cert of occupancy, not notifying me of any judicial or potential judicial proceedings (read your contract), and the fact that they tried to close on my property knowing full well that they had a lien on the property (how do you spell fraud?).

A basic real estate contract stipulates that on or before a specified date the buyer agrees to bring cash for the purchase and the seller agrees to deliver clear title to prove that they have the right to sell the property.

However, I have read some 'experts' that say unless you practice with your semi on a regular basis you are better off with the simplicity of a wheel gun.AdrianG: after you spend some time reading the many useful posts all over this site, you will see that some of us rent to low-income tenants where we are actively involved in cash rent collections, delivering eviction notices, chasing drug dealers and other undesirables off property, doing repairs at odd hours, etc.

I have a primary lender that is not delivering on promises made.

Tanya, speaking for ALL of BP Nation, we apologize for your feelings of un-welcomeness (is that even a word - if not it should be) and hope that you prove to be one of the few who come here to learn and network for RE deals and not the NR marketing that we all are sick of (hence this thread).I have studied several NR courses (never gone to the college or paid the outrageous fees) and think the education is very well written and delivered.