NO, you want to be sure you sell to someone who is going to close, so that you don't end up not fulfilling your commitment to the original seller.

They said the banks were redlining and not offering loans to minorities so they wrote regulations to make them loan the money for home loans so everyone could fulfill the dream of owning their own home.When the banks had to foreclose and the bubble burst the guys running the government had to blame somebody to get the stench off of them.

People will always need housing, we just need to figure out how they're going to want to fulfill that need so we can stay ahead of the curve.

If you pay me on time, bring me your needs first and give me the opportunity to fulfill them then in the future I will call you as soon as I receive information on a piece of property that I think might interest you.

It must be human nature to not to fulfill whatever they promised.

What I want is someone who can fulfill a need for me.

What percentage of signed leases fulfill their full term?

Did they fulfill the full term of the lease?

Can  you show enough money on paper through savings, 401k's, etc to fulfill the lenders request to show proof of funds?

As he wanted to get the property repaired so that he could get a mortgage on it and fulfill the terms of the agreement.The seller stated in April that he wanted to take the property back.