We are working with a major deadline here and need as many second, third opinions on this topics as we can get.

.- Tie the property up in contract with a close of escrow deadline that's about 50% longer than what is normal in your market.- Hand contract to lender.- Lender will hold your hand from there. 

Today is the DD deadline is today and the buyers are wanting an extension to seek additional quotes for new windows and chinking of logs posts on my deck. 

I kind of enjoy the fire under the deadline though.Assuming I get an accepted offer, below is the order of operations I’m looking at now.

. - family wants to move to a better neighborhood- private investor offered $450,000 with no verbal deadline- our next house is going to be around $550,000 +/- $50,000.- house is not listed anywhere, not on the MLS or anything- we are currently looking at housesProblem/Question/opinion - do we just take this offer because it's close enough and we don't miss out on this deal or do we post online and try to get other investors to make some offers?

Maybe I should wait until I come up to the "occupy for 2 years out of 5" deadline 3 years later and do a cash out refi then instead? 

Some of the annuities have a provision that if you can repay within few months of default or before next year tax deadline, it will not be income to you.

I'm kind of giving myself a 1 year deadline to know as much as I can before jumping in.

HUD has since issued proposed rules.In a nutshell, seller financing would no longer be allowed for non-owner occupied homes.How YOU can help:We learned about the publishing of the rules very late in the process… and the deadline for comment is upon us on February 16.

I was very agressive on my last two just to make sure I got in under the April 30 deadline.