Shortly after, the COA's rep contacted me and explained their reading of the Fl statutes led them to conclude their interest was not extinguished by foreclosure and demanded $25k to satisfy their CL. 

He says he stands behind his product 100% but if that is true, why not offer enough time on your guarantee to conclude the training and really be able to dive into the software(maybe 60 days instead of 30)?

Both as individuals and as professionals.And that, to conclude, is exactly what I hope to learn from participating in the community at BP: how to perform every step of the process as if we were a professionals ourselves (or how to locate the very best professionals among the large pool of available talent to collaborate with) so that our already thin budget can go as far as possible.

The contract with the bank is concluded once the closing is done.

I'm somewhat new to real estate, but I've managed to network my way into some excellent relationships with developers here in Melbourne, besides that a few renovations currently conclude my experience in real estate.

Thus, I am concluding that in the L.A. area it would be more effective to have a 1-800 number because then I could set up bandit signs in several local neighborhoods and not be looked at as a non-local.

After looking around I've concluded that we're blessed with several reputable network groups such as SDREI, NSDREI and FIBI.

Be prepared for a frustrating negotiation with the lender if you pursue a short sale, the lenders often take forever to conclude the sale......

It would fall under a couple of possibilities.First did you give them notice of termination following the fire, did they at that time exercise their right of first refusal.It would be eviction for purposes of renovation or you could fall back on frustrated contract law.I would argue that they did not inform you at time of move out that they were exercising right of first refusal combined with frustrated contract concluding that at the time of the fire the contract was terminated.You first avenue of action is to simply tell them NO unless they are prepared to pay the higher rent and see how it plays out.

@Ali Sheik, if the MARKET rate for the area is 8%, and has historically been 8%, what factors would lead you to conclude that in 10-20 years it won't STILL be 8%?