It's usually time sensitive and spelled out prior to everyone signing.If this does fall apart there isn't anything that prohibits you from going back at a later date and trying again.

Whatever it is, it will save you money faster than you trying to restrain your spending to save up the cash.Best,Ps.

Have you tried writing in the note that it's time sensitive and you need it in 2 business days?

I read through your entire thread and would really love to contribute but ultimately your situation is so sensitive and unique that advice from anyone other than a landlord attorney shouldn't be considered.

In this day and age people were too sensitive.

Which is why we get straight into it.I've found that people are more sensitive to tax delinquency if the house isn't going to tax sale for some reason.

They opened up shop over the holiday weekend for me so we could close a property on a time sensitive deal.

With the time sensitivity of a purchase and all the things that must be done, you don't want a lender that isn't familiar with the local rules and details that must be accomplished.

Most people who go off about “disrespecting me” are just idiot scammers trying to cover their a$$......no real business person is that over sensitive, for no reason.To anyone who didn’t catch it, Travis’s response showing the 2 comps was in response to Carlito’s question about what comps Travis used (obviously after a previous message from Travis telling Carlito his comps were off).......then that fine professional piece of prose from Carlito.

I'm sensitive to over leveraging because I have done it in the past and it's not a fun experience when things don't go the way you've planned.