The owner of that property in question cannot restore his full VA entitlement until such time as the VA loan is paid off in full.Further, even if you gave him the 3.5% down on FHA, his DTI will still be hit with the payment on that VA loan, almost certainly killing his next home purchase before it even gets going.And if he gives up on homeownership, all the future potential landlords are going to see that mortgage on his credit, and likely consider him unqualified for the rental unit.Unless someone is going to write a check to pay that VA loan off in full, this is a predatory activity and the victim is the owner of the home in question, given his goals and the proposal on the table.Do the right thing.

Fees should be clearly stated in writing, easy to understand, and justifiable.

I'm a Realtor in Central Oregon and a client wants me to write a "Subject To" offer.

I could write pages about how terrible this has been.

The advice that is presented by those that are writing the best-selling books are to do due diligence and that umbrella policies ALONE are not necessarily the way to go by themselves.  

I and then Brian might be more involved with the writing of vol.

Theresa makes a a valid point about who is responsible if there was a deficit, and I agree with Erica that this would need to in writing somewhere.

I personally find if you sit down and write our what your priorities are, finding a market gets a lot easier.

And you wouldn't be able to get it in writing until AFTER you purchased the property. 

We will confirm to you in writing the amount required to settle your loan in full.