It seems odd that a child not connected to a marriage could keep a house from selling.

You also can offer to split the cost of a second appraisal if the lender agrees.This route has long odds because the decision is ultimately up to the lender, and the lender doesn’t have the same investment in the transaction that the buyer and seller have.

If you are going to gamble, I recommend Baccarat as at least the odds are the best in the casino....good luck 

There are many odd code quirks a duplex needs (in the city where I live) such as 30% of exterior needs to be brick or stone, at least 4 sq ft of windows in garage, needs a 3 car garage with ally access etc.

While there is obviously a possibility that the tenant could work out, the odds against it.  

He appears to have a connection to someone who purchased a home in Gila Bend, likely a wholesaler, although the house was purchased in March so seems odd it's still available.

You are beginning to sound like a Poker player that keeps adding chips to a pot, looking at 2 Aces and a King, thinking the odds are with him drawing another Ace. 

Oddly enough, I was going to attend your last meet-up at Venn Brewery but had a personal matter come up and couldn't attend. 

I was able to make an absurd amount of money by swing trading and doing a ****-load of research an i niche, highly unusual asset class (a company that effectively had a monopoly on oddly-shaped foam pieces/packaging for computer hardware during the PC boom).I was 8 and didn't know any better, so got out at 9 and saved it all.

@Lesley ResnickThe pilot program was tailored to specific institutional investors, details that were oddly omitted by FHFA in the announcement.