Your child can make deposits but not withdrawls according to your stipulations.

You can also write it in under special provisions.Contract is now assignable and then if and when you find an investor to assign the contract to, you fill out an assignment of contract document stipulating your terms and price.

If that is the problem, it stands to reason the agent would say that is the problem, and suggest that you remove this stipulation.

@Chris Jensen I would show a FSBO to my buyer clients, but only with a Buyer's Broker agreement that stipulates that I will be paid my commission, whether or not the FSBO agrees to it.That sets up an uncomfortable situation, and to be honest, it's one I'd rather avoid - but my first obligation is to my client.So to answer your question, I don't shun a listing because it's a FSBO, but I don't go seeking them out either.

Our lease also stipulates no bed sheets, promotional towels etc.

I know the options are somewhat endless...but what are some numbers/stipulations you would expect to see? 

I have already been pre-approved for the VA Loan through multiple banks (~$250k).After some research into the VA Loan, I have come across a stipulation that you must INTEND to move into the property within 60 days of the closing date.

One of the things I always stipulate in my flips is if I touch something or repair/replace something that’s what is covered under my contractor warranty.

You have WAY less stipulations and you velocity of money is MUCH higher.

I am trying to find the word for when you have say a 30 year fixed rate, with the stipulation that by say year ten the entire remaining balance is paid in lump.