Many times, they have not seen the property until their child is moving in, then they are upset if it isn’t perfect and move in ready. 

Ditech postponed the foreclosure auction for tomorrow, even so, we still have a 10 day upset period and we're under contract at the attorney stage right now, hopefully set to close on Thursday.

So far it's worked out well (except for the one guy who didn't say a word and then left me 2 stars because he was upset my studio cabin was "all one room"!!!).  

Seemed like you were pretty upset over the whole thing.

Ordered  mold test immediately so as not to upset tenants since they're frustrated about the flooding even though no damage done to their property. 

Plus, more time to get upset and cause damage.

Even made it down to WACO, which before the Branch Davidians / David Koresh was an anonymous town across our nation.Anyway, do you get upset when someone calls it Fort WorthLESS?

Essentially the lender works with their lawyer to determine the “upset cost” of the property for the auction.

If the lender does get upset with you moving the property, you can quit claim it back to yourself.Doing the quit claim won't affect the bank's interest in the property

Went to the other bank, got upset with the manner inwhich the mortgage broker was speaking to them, (very condensending), so they got so upset, :badwords: they went to a "model home" and bought directly from the builder, (never consulting me or letting me know what their experience was).My broker suggested I get my buyers to sign a buyer/broker agreement...I am not comfortable with them, because as I buyer I refused to sign them, :protest: and found another agent who didn't expect that from me.