Retraction?

Then you can retract your post and admit you were duped.  

The short sale approval can be retracted at any time.

I found a ton of things in the short term that were going to be a big expense for me that I wouldn't be able to bear if ever want to do another investment after my first one, so I tried to re-negotiate, but the owners wouldn't come down enough on the price to a place that I felt comfortable in taking on the risk, so I retracted my offer and I’m back to the drawing board.Despite the cost, the whole process was a really great learning experience and I’m excited to take all of the things that I learned from this deal into the next one.

First let me retract, my screeds are 1x4, not 2x4.A screed (in this application) is a 1X4 laid down on the slab onto which you can attached flooring - tongue and groove, plywood, etc.

Just  let me retract my entire comment as it is clear that you know everything about RENTS and I know nothing in comparison.I  also know nothing about Canadian real estate and I thought New Brunswick was New Brunswick as in New Brunswick, New Jersey, USA. 

My realtor stated that once offer is accepted we can't retract ourselves unless something goes wrong during the appraisal.

Basic stuff you should have, good simple tool belt, 2 good pencils, 16oz claw hammer, 2 flat tip and 2 Philips screw drivers (lots of things you can do and get done before messing with power drivers)  16'+ steel case tape, retractable utility knife with blades, 2 1/2" putty knife. small nail bar, small mag light, safety glasses, steel toed shoes/boots with thick soles to bend nails over instead of sinking them in your foot.

I sent them the lease and then had to retract it. 6 months later the girlfriend got arrested (cops had to break into their place) for abusing her son and her son was taken from her.

The city council retracted the ban before it went before the voters.