ONLY on BP were everyone is trying to snag equity from someone else.. but its our system and if your the high bidder and the sale is good.. your well within your rights .. but the public does not generally see you that way.. they see you no better than they think of the big bad bank that should have never lent them the money in the first place.So your post of your out this you deserve this for your time.. that falls on deaf ears to the public and to anyone who has done this for any length of time the only people that are going to agree with you are inexperienced in the space.On the flip side your well within your rights to get an attorney and try to force the situation that's your right of course.. but it very well will be a learning experience.. both financially and emotionally for all involved.

This is a smaller property and your inexperienced, so I would consider a buyers rep if you have a good one you can trust or if you have an experienced friend that can tag along.

I'd suggest finding a brand new, completely inexperienced, wet behind the ears agent, that could use the practice anyways, hasn't been hardened by a lot of rejection yet, and has nothing better to do. 

They also can be good experienced investors or inexperienced newbies.Keep moving forward.  

At first, a real estate offer that I created for my company was signed, and then we took it over to the local title company for direction as to how the Residential Contract of Sale should be filled out.Matthew, this being my first contract signed besides my personal residence, I felt that being inexperienced and trying to mull over the lengthy Contract of Sale with a motivated seller was not the best approach.

I also would not recommend long distance ownership in your stage because when people realize that you are inexperienced, they may take advantage of you. 

I think Obama is a smart man, and clever, but very inexperienced, and that was a grevous error.Announcing publically that the USA will not defend an ally is a terrible political mistake.

A competent Property Manager should definitely be involved in developing the scope of work, especially if the investor is inexperienced.

Any seller agreeing to that is also either foolish or inexperienced.

However, usually only inexperienced agents or ones that are desperate for a sale will do so.