Those returns on paper can look great, but what class of property is it?  

Your strategy looks great on paper and so does my fantasy football team but we all know how that goes.

My system is a basically the same as the old 2 column paper ledger, just in Excel so you don't have to add it yourself. 

On paper I was skeptical at first but it is working out, 7 months later not a single issue.

If he does agree or is unresponsive then file court papers.

We decide to get our own realtor to submit an offer, and then the listing agent says that they accepted an all cash offer and we didn't even get to submit a paper offer...

Paper yields are nothing like what goes in your jeans.4.  

What you see on paper will not be your real world return!

We have encountered companies which will not underwrite knob-and-tube or aluminium wiring {which can be perfectly safe}, but never one that refused paper/fabric-covered wiring.What does your insurer classify as "fabric/cloth covered wiring" {I cannot really see the pictures closely enough).  

If the NOD has been filed and the property is going through it's listing phase in the local paper leading up the the auction date are there any impediments that would prevent it from being a viable (assignable) deal?