Plus, if I only live there for a year that there are stipulations of getting out of raising there and even using another VA loan to purchase more real estate. 

Hi everyone,I am a first time home buyer and in the process of closing on a townhome in the Seattle area and my mortgage broker informed me of a quirky stipulation with loans via Fannie Mae.

One stipulation I want is release of title of a certain number of units at milestones, so I don't always have all of my money at risk.

Recently, I've gotten a commercial tenant that has been particularly irksome even though the lease stipulates that a lease estoppel needs to be signed.

My next advice would be that I also just put an offer in on an REO property, and they have stipulations that you can only negotiate 8% off the asking price, but don't let that discourage you from low-balling them.

If they've stipulated the agent they want to represent them, then they are paying that agent/broker whatever was agreed to in their listing arrangement.

I have not discussed with them, but I’m prepared to do the right thing in these unprecedented times and help them out - I have last month’s rent and security deposit (stipulation of move in).

If you want your realtor there for every showing, stipulate that.

This is why I figured we would be straight forward and tell them hey, you came to us and here are the stipulations and we will be treating this like any other rental, this is business and we will treat it as such.

I agree with adhering to the stipulations in the loan file.