Otherwise, if you are a true seller, what is the harm and effort involved in giving details of a property or note before seeing a POF?

Right or wrong, those reasons were our motivation for looking at MF property.What we ended up buying was a package of 18 one-bedroom condos in a city nearby my workplace, from a landlord who had accumulated them in blocks over the past 20 years, paying $400k for the package.

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In one case, for example, "it is absolutely impossible to get counterparty approval for your new buyer because they just require so much information," he said.Aggressive collection techniques used by some buyers also can be a concern for sellers if they feel the harm to the customer relationship or their reputation outweighs the gain from a distressed second lien sale.A sample of lenders' first- and second-lien past dues based on unpaid principal balance from MortgageStats.com shows these are generally low today.

While not actually in compliance, what is the harm, where is the public served, better yet, how are the parties better served than making corrections.

This is not to harm any providers in any way.

This 2% mobile home investing returns theory/mantra and reinforced by BP consistantly probably does more harm than good for most investors on average.

Yes, she was double dipping but with short sales and as the "seller" is anyways basically the bank, using listing agent didn't feel too harmful for us, in our opinion.This condo did have an offer pending last spring but as the offer was financed, once the HOA went under the lawsuit in May, the bank of that buyer wouldn't finance the mortgage anymore.

No harm there.The other buyer's initial attempts at financing fell through and so I came in with the same offer but much more solid terms (BIG earnest $ amt and no financing contingency) and so the seller dropped guy #1 after the due date was reached and signed my offer.I have the money to buy it all cash, but I really don't want to.  

Or the property is a dump and I don't want my reputation harmed?