However, what I'm referring to is a specific anomaly where lenders retract their commitments just before closing, often due to liquidity constraints or market uncertainties.

But I'd work out and agree to 50% to 60% if I could, and there would be 30-45 days from the time she's served until my court date where she could make a payment, and then I could file to retract my case.

I would like to post a retraction to my original post.  

You be the judge, the reason I retracted the above is I was told by my attorney working with Ron's lawyer that if I did that they would return some of the money they had put aside for the rehab (that wasn't done) that never happened.

I don’t think this is the “big” one everyone sees coming but I do think it will be a retraction.

A property can not have duplicate coverage, so they will be forced to retract the forced place coverage.  

People retract, fear consumes the average people and opportunities are created.  

Then I caught myself and retracted it when I was thinking of areas in West Phila that are B areas. 59th St & Woodbine being one.

Most recently we revamped our needs from a 24,000sq ft facility to a 4000 sq ft facility with a startup cost of $205K But still the same requirements local banks now willing to finance with 20% downMost recently worked with a private investor for this amount went as far as signing a contract for debt financing @ 6.5%interest and then ominously the investor retracted...So I'm at a lost, I've work with local startup incubators in the area, as well as personal loan officers to run my numbers to ensure I'm not over projecting...I've also had a current business owner look over my business plan to show me holes.. 

Since I was lost the bid and I was interested in another home that just came up that I submitted a bid onI had retracted my bid on the first since it was "already sold".In my opinion the first was the better buy and I knew what the drainage problem was and had an estimate to fix it.