Every "deal" I come across, the numbers don't make sense and miraculously it sells the next day.....I still don't understand it.

So from the neighbors with a grow room in the garage and rebel flags in the window- to them miraculously moving out, To the lien on the property I found out about 4 days before closing from someone I never even hired.

Miraculously they came up with an answer on the spot after telling them I had served the tenant with a pay or quit notice: which I explained to the tenant was just a formal proceeding and not to worry as long as they were keeping up on their end.

My office is across the street from the Hilton hotel, which was leveled but my office is miraculously still standing.

Since you're converting into a rental, your refi rate will very likely be higher since the bank sees investments properties as higher risk than primaries.If you have a lender you really trust you could talk with them about options but I wouldn't hinge your plan on anything miraculous happening on the bank's end.

However I was able to find the following that we all agreed on:A GOOD CPAAN EXCELLENT  probate/trust ATTY An excellent RE agentWith the above and and a *lot* of teeth knashing and fighting we were miraculously able to come to an agreement we all could live with.

I've had several times when I reminded the tenant of the lock-out fee and they miraculously found a key!  

Miraculously she finally contacted me. 

hi allthanks for everything, we decided to put an offer. it's a long shot.most likely going to be rejected, but this can't be an emotional buy for me.if this doesn't work out, I'm going to focus my attention on other opportunities in my area.If it miraculously works out, I will post details... but I highly doubt.Thanks a bunch

I feel like appraisals should be phased out because they don't really do us owners any good, or provide much relevant information.http://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/eastside/...This was an interesting article from my part of the world, same houses, all appraised differently by the county appraiser, and interesting when the owners went to the assessor and how it changed.The last house I bought was way under value, but somehow the bank appraiser miraculously made the value to be exactly what I paid for it.