He’d also told me the escrow is just going to bypass my dispute on the escrow acceptance letter and will go through its process as if I’d agreed to it completed.Any fix to this twist at this point?

With the twists and spins of the current world, I would not buy an alligator right now.

Here's an update/plot twist.

#2: Here's the twisted part: I don't think you are entitled to any US Government benefits, including the ability to live in a safe and profitable country secured by a military paid for by taxpayer citizens, unless you are paying taxes and registered with the government.

The new people I don't think realize this, they hop on the site and begin emailing us telling us of these great deals and you have to gently explain to them that you have already seen it, or better yet, it's your own deal.

Actually, "fixer-upper" is kind of a gentle term for the condition this house was in.

The thing is that sellers can twist numbers, so I would need to review them to see if they checked out to calculate the true NOI.

(I guess that makes me a real nerd.)Anyway, life has had its twists and turns.

i was wondering if ther is anyone out there willing to help a 21 year old college student in new york get his feet wet in real estate investing i would love the chance to learn the basics from a seasoned investor. dont get it twisted im not looking for a handout im looking for a mentor :superman: who is going to shorten my learning curve and bring out the best. i love real estate and would love the chance to get started on the right path to successful real estate investing -Calan-

Let me twist it a little and ask, "If you had given someone the money to buy a house and they failed to make a payment in TEN months... would you still feel the same way?"