In my opinion, the monthly market condition press release that HAR does is very generalize and often more optimistic than what some local neighborhoods are experiencing so don't put too much weight in those press release.

He may end up being who I go with, I am just looking to weight my options.Thanks for all of the feedback.

A conventional lender will do the same for you, but if the home needs work it carries way less weight with the seller and agent.  

I always recommend to refer to a simple guide about turnkey to drill down the secondary and tertiary factors you may want to weight ahead of defining the final destination.

I've been on strict diet since August and have already lost close to 30 pounds and almost at my target weight.  

So, you would say that the two key drivers, in order to protect any unforeseen downside are the following: (1) location (*which is worth its weight in gold), and (2) crunch the numbers (*need to make sure the mortgage, HOI, capex fund, and any other incidentals are covered).

We need to be able to tailor the weight of different arrives for this particular situation.

I'm new to all of this and i guess been shy about even though I don;t have a shy personality, but great advice and kind of weight off the shoulders on what to do and how to get from A to B.

They were literally holding the entire home up, so I would assume the basement wall no longer had much weight on it.Re-sale would be my concern & most of those we viewed in the affected area are heavily discounted with some empty & on the market >174 days.

We're lucky to have an excellent HVAC/electrical/plumbing guy whose who is worth his weight in gold; he's diabetic and I'm giving him freebie nutrition lessons (I'm a registered dietitian in so-called real life) to keep him going!