I think sometimes, you can't behave like an economic robot and you've just got to do what feels right, particularly when both the choices are good (just one is better).

Sounds more like a robot that waits at the front door.

This is my second short sale, first one the bank accepted, so this is the first time I am in this situation.South Florida, single family 2 bed 1 bath home, in fair condition, everything works, no major work needed - but I haven't yet done an inspection, however home is dated back to the 60s, pink bathroom tiles, yellow kitchen counter, you know.First time short sale package submittal for this home, looking at the nearby sale, I say FMV is around 110K.I offered 100K cash. 45 days later bank (Chase) countered 126K.

The infrastructure isn't there & no matter how smart the new robot-car is, it won't prevent some teen in an '84 Buick from careening into them while texting.

The only way to get this done, if it is HAFA now, is to cancel/withdraw the HAFA submittal, and go short sale without HAFA. 

No reply - most likely will be rejected.Does Homepath submittal have a place where one can include some sort of explanation or letter to state my price justification?

Jeff Brown just reminded me of an excellent point but it is on page 7 of an another thread. It is such an important issue I think it deserves it's own thread. Whenever you're buying a rental property (commercial...

This is also necessary for permit submittal along with the plans. 

More companies are talking robotics and automation in their production.  

It makes one sound like a robot.