If a property can have its title insured, without unusual exceptions, in other words generally accepted by a lender, title is considered merchantable or marketable.

Each lender makes their own decisions about what loans to make.30% down wouldn't be unusual for investor loans.

This sort of thing isn't unusual with REOs.

Generally I am ok with paint, but I make it clear that if it is an unusual color scheme they may have to repaint before move out.Regardless of when they bring in pets, I let them know a damage deposit is required.

Seems like an unusual job for a title company.

It shouldn't be an availability issue.Is there something unusual about my rental application that frightens people?

I believe this is an unusual situation and I want to say that it appears that Citi has not broadly changed it terms.I did refute the language and am still awaiting an answer.

It is unusual but it is convenient for me at this time but most of all I want it to be legal.Thank you so much

My experience is that's always been true, except in unusual circumstances like there being very few houses for sale (a situation developers always remedy in short order) or during the bubble.

There's an assumption in that statement that the current fall in prices is the unusual part of this equation, and that it will eventually be worked out of the system.