For instance, by posting here in the Marketplace.

I have heard of instances where a fake tenant signs a lease and then places another person in there and takes the money.

In most instances it is also subject to self-employment tax.Hope this helps.

Unless you're going to go with a hard surface of some kind, any carpet will show wear and tear unless you are ready to either spend some $$ on a great, quality carpet (a Triexta fiber carpet for instance) that has superior stain resistance qualities (not stain proof), or go with the nasty, cheap sculpted carpet that you see in low end rentals all day long.

In some instances, the online lenders have do not have Loan Officers but more of data entry folks on the phone.

For instance, what is your situation?

In your instance there are only a few variables.

In this instance, Either the purchase price will have to be lowered or the buyer and seller must work out another arrangement for the 15K balance.

I think today if the parties are unrealated you might have a problem unless it's a non-owner occupied purchase.As J. mentioned it's highly unlikely IMO that they will change buyer after submitted, that would indicate to me that the buyer doesn't have their ducks in a row as well and might consider file 13.As to the QCD, this was the way to do it in the past but I believe today (as things change in RE) that there are some areas that have title issues with the QCD being used except in limited and more customary instances, like between husband and wife from a divorce.The problem seems to be that it weakens the chain of title as to "only that interest" being conveyed.

I agree that in some instances stucco does make homes look more modern.