I have two commitments for the money to buy the property.Here is the deal - I will foot the bill of the construction/closing costs ($75k - $85k) and my partner will solely buy the property ($195k).

Representing the seller, I want the buyer committed. 2) Any defects found in the inspection, before bank approval, can be used as ammunition to justify the contract price.

There's always a way to put deals together if they make sense and you're commited to doing the work.

Just be determined and committed... and you'll be successful... in anything you do.

The only man he ever felt a connection with, his uncle, committed suicide.

I would say your commitment to serve has demonstrated that you already have the capacity to make personal sacrifices that most of us don't.You do need to account for times you are deployed or can't respond to emergencies, either via a PM or trusted contractor though.

Amy,If you sign closing docs saying you intend to live in the property to buy and get an offer accepted in the owner occupant period you are committing fraud.DON'T DO IT !

This is not about you being intelligent, committed, motivated ,organized or any of that.

I purchased a house at auction where the seller had committed suicide by putting a bullet through his head, while sitting in the living room.

And thank you for your commitment to making BP better