They're also only accepting Texas residents at the moment (not sure where you're located).I haven't had a chance to use her yet, but I've had a few phone and email conversations with @karenschimpf, and she strikes me as a very competent individual.

Its kinda like if a store has the sale of the century on 1 Feb 20, however, on 1 Feb 20 the icestorm of the century strikes. 

I could strike out on my own now but prefer to have a broker to double check weird things with.

It does strike me that your home inspector was not very good, but still...?

In some cases, where the person has some other situation (recently someone had to move due to a child with special needs who's health care changed) that's out of their immediate control I just strike and agreement to let us in early to do anything we need, keep the deposit, and get it listed quickly. 

You hire a manager, but you need to understand what's going on whether you can drive or have to fly to the property you own.Property Type 5: Overpriced PropertiesUmm, OK, myself and Mr Buffet agree that is always a big strike no matter the state of the economy. 

I recently read "the pumpkin Plan" and your idea strikes me as something along the lines of a "giant pumpkin" taken from the book. 

This strikes me as a little odd.

Striking how low the percentages for HUD/VA properties get out past 60 DOM.Lender-Owned: Avg SP % LP (not HUD/VA) - about 1000 properties 0-30 Days 98.95 31-60 Days 88 61-90 Days 85.84 91-120 Days 88.46 120+ Days 85.8HUD/VA: Avg SP % LP (about 260 props) 0-30 Days  101.89  31-60 Days   85.04  61-90 Days   78.70  91-120 Days   73.05  120+ Days   79.34  

You have the right, not the obligation, to purchase a property for a certain option price (strike price in stocks) before a certain date.