Would you hold on to that application and wait a couple weeks to process it, or would you tell them that their application was rejected and then keep your fingers crossed that you could find someone sooner? 

Fingers crossed, Kim!

I'm crossing my fingers for everything to continue to work out.

Wells are also restricted, so water utilities are a big deal.As to contracting, you could buy and close in 2 weeks and cross your fingers speculating or you might negotiate a closing 90 or 120 days out with contingences that your requirements be met along with seller's assistance.Get with a developer and just have an initial meeting, that should be free.

I'm completing the paperwork now, and crossing my fingers that this opens the door to more purchases for me.Good luck to you, let us know what you find.

Keep mailing until your bloody fingers smear the envelopes.

But I'd rather have shared liability and a licensed/insured property manager who is required by law to follow certain rules to point a finger at and go after myself.

So we have a paper trail of diligence.I'll check in with a lawyer here about state requirements in re: the actual property and keep my fingers crossed for the easiest outcome.Thanks!

Would help if I didnt fat finger spelling Partner* in the title!

I was able to go along with my finger and poke the tunnels that they had eaten.