I’m 21 and I’ve had this house a few years and lived in it for a period of time.

The previous owner cannot stay there during the redemption period.

They were acceptable during that period.

I’m working in getting under contract with a wholesaler for the first time, wondering what amendments I should look for in the contract from a financing contingency or inspection period etc or if that’s just for on market deals, would love to hear anyone’s input!

Sometimes they include annual increases and sometimes they are flat for extended periods of time so it is very important to understand how the base rent is structured prior to buying a deal.4.

In my opinion- If you are outside of the due diligence period and the seller has committed to repair all of the damage and replace everything that has been stolen from the property then the seller has the right to keep your EMD. 

And what is the Seasoning Period for VA loans, before you can do the Refi.  ...... 6 months ?

Does this affect their ability to live in the house or use a part of the house for an extended period of time? 

However, look at the data trends over longer periods of time (say 10 years) and you’ll see that while there are ups and downs, real estate trends upwards.

During my project, I had contractors work on the home (which I tracked their hours) and I definitely have more hours spent on the project than they do but my question is in regards to when the "12 month time period" actually begins. i.e.