We are both retired and fully committed.

I will obviously do my due diligence concerning the zoning, etc. before committing to anything. 

Doesn't show commitment, ability or experience.  

Pay your own title company to run a  full search and have them review the lenders title commitment.

Choose to pay for his time or not; but he has committed to my success in this industry. 

Buyer is an attorney and missed a loan commitment date. 

Long story short US Bank was not able to get the loan commitment before deadline and we were about to lose the deal.  

I will rather leave that to those specially trained and equipped to handle them, while I spend my time on the things that matter most to me….my family, friends and leisure: this is my target.Let’s talk about the investor briefly:According to http://www.investorwords.com/2630/investor.html#ixzz3lvQW5IZP, an investor is an individual who commits money to investment products with the expectation of financial returns.His primary objectives are the returns from his investment.

Our plan is to relocate to Seattle where it seems comparable to the Bay without the ridiculous housing pricesOur plan is to buy a house or condo by next Dec. we are looking more at a condo before making the commitment of a house as well as making it a rental after living in it for a whileWe both have been at our current jobs for the past 2.5 years.

I am rather new to REI only been in it seriously committed for about 4 months, at any rate, I work with a "investor friendly realtor" she sends me investor properties off the MLS she, looks up canceled or expired listings so that I can potentially contact them she also runs CMA's for me if I need them.