It would also help to have your lender fund the escrow now with escrow instructions that stipulate their funds are not to be released until the amendment is seller executed.

The listing agent was playing games.After another attempt to contact them we were told it's pending, they signed a contract already.My agent thinks they already had a buyer lined up, but probably the bank required them to list on MLS so they did it to appear they made an effort, but made up excuses to stall everyone until their buyer got the contract signed.I am running into that quite a bit lately.My agent advised that because so many people are playing games these days, it may be necessary for me to submit offers without viewing the property first, but stipulate in the offer a contingency to see the property within X days.

To be clear, the leasee/investor would continue paying rent to the bank after they take the house, so as to preclude any illegal rent skimming.So far I'm not seeing a solid reason why it can't be done, aside from the "bona-fide tenant at market rent" stipulation, which is kind of a grey area...

Also the short sale lender may make stipulations that you cant sell the property in 30-90 days.

I am mostly familiar with the fha rather than va, but I would assume that if there is no unit range stipulation (I.e.

The agreement should also stipulate that they have a right to have it reviewed with an attorney.I hope that helps a little.

Hi,I am looking at purchasing 2 four-plexes (seller's stipulation that buyer must buy both at the same time).

It is non refundable IF the contract stipulates that.

Would I have to stipulate in the contract that Fannie Mae will pay the 3% buyer commission?

Could I make a stipulation that this person does not qualify on their own and must vacate if they do?