I am in Maryland, is there any legal wording to protect me as a wholesaler from receiveing back a signed letter of intent with my offer, with a traditional MAR to follow within 5 days.

Leicester, Mars Hill, Barnardsville, Black Mountain, Candler, Brevard, and Fletcher/Fairview are all areas I'd look in as well.Most of my clients are out of state buyers- many looking for second-home/vacation or investment properties.Let me know if I can be any more help.

I'm originally from Ohio (a totally different market than NOVA) so I was surprised when I moved to Reston to learn that NOVA multi-fams are basically non-existent.

I'm working primarily in the NOVA area with an emphasis in Prince William County.

Once the property goes to sheriff sale, in this case Mar. 21, the redemption period begins.

Must definitely be a by product of the area (though I practiced in NoVa from '87-'97 and never saw it).  

Just want something simple, if he wants $500,000 over twenty years, give him zero coupon bonds to mature to his price, borrow about 20% on the value of the building to purchase the bonds, not really a win-win, but if he's leaving for Mars he may not care! 

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Nova Scotia and Québec are two other rather tenant friendly jurisdictions.   

I'll own a few thousand units in NOVA in a few short years.