actually he is putting random fee. say in the closing cost he rounded things up to higher value and when asked he said - remaining is processing fee and there is no break down details of those fee and there was no such thing mentioned in the contract.I am okay with that but can he deliberately push this conventional loan closing for couple months more by not submitting documents needed at the time of closing ? 

Ya think that might be deliberate??? 

The new regulations break out each major system of a building more deliberately now than they did before. 

After many deliberations between the planning board and the village board, the re-zoning was accepted 4 months after the initial purchase offer.

ie. it was a deliberately worded question, checking your knowledge about profitability.

Probably should range from a LOSS of say $20k, up to a potential profit of say $40k (yes, I deliberately increased the possible down side more than any extra upside). 

I guess my point is her deliberate attempts to get free rent / terminate for free without penalty.

If you live in a market where you don't have any choice but to invest somewhere non-local, then you should be making a deliberate choice to invest in a particular non-local market after you've done your research and put the necessary things in place to enable you to invest there.

Hi Jacob - My husband and I purchased our first duplex rental in Janesville last year, after much deliberation between Beloit and Janesville.

(I dropped out by deliberate choice in good standing to gain work/life experience because I felt I was spinning my wheels in college initially...and dropped right back in to the same school on my employer's dime a couple years later because I left in good standing.