Thanks but no thanks for your smug remarks

So, if you choose to disclose your license I would make it clear you are not acting as a licensee.These same remarks would also apply to other real estate related professionals, like attorney, escrow, CPA, etc.

Romneys first remarks are being used by Dems to say he made it political.

No assumptions, speculation or flip remarks.

This has been both a horrible and a remarkable day at the same time.It is never good when something goes wrong, but sometimes these things happen for a positive reason.

Sometimes when you search the MLS in the remarks area, you will see where it says, "Offer Subject to Bank Approval".That is probably what happened here.

In 60 days, you will get positive remarks all around on your credit.

See the initial remark posted by goodvalley:But can I use that to deny him, because I have a "sense" that he's a douchebag and will lead to trouble?

Depending on the size of your market and how sophisticated the MLS database may be, you could try to find a Realtor who is expert at working it to save both of you some time.I set up several different searches for distress property, including wild-card searches by owner (anything with "bank" in the name, for instance), agent remarks with terms like "as is" or "handyman" or "seller motivated," and listings of agents whom I know work with REOs.

From your remarks, it sounds like it's EASY to find motivated sellers.