The interest rate and principal are NOT the problem. A

not your problem. as jon said, have her call and if your lease doesn't have a lockout fee, get one in there!

This should never be a problem as you are paying the lot rents yourself, not the tenant.4.)

That could potentially be a problem as the broker wants his/her share of commissions earned and the state/fed wants a paper trail of record for taxing of the income.

The problem isn't how your dad thinks, it is how you think. making him proud (for reason I don't understand) is more important to me than making myself rich...That is a much bigger problem. As

ChrisI have only had this problem a few times because I make it a point for them to know I'm an investor upfront, and that means for me to stay in business and cover all my overhead I need to make a fair profit, and that means I plan to sell it for more then the total cost to me, or I'll be out of business.Now if you Mr/Mrs Seller are willing to take the same risks I am going to take, and do the work I am going to do, then it would make sense for you not to sell to me.You will just have to put out all the money needed to bring the house into prime condition for a buyer who is willing to pay the price you want, and then find that buyer.

The problem as I see it is that "Withdrawn" doesn't apply just to the listing.

As long as they left in accordance with the lease, the time it takes you to do your make ready is not their problem. A

Just notify the bank of the problem as soon as possible.Best of luck!

Their lawyer also gave them the name of a home inspection company that is good, so the other contingencies are not a problem, as long as the inspection company is not closed for the Christmas/Summer holiday.By the way....The loan that the mortgage broker is suggesting, was said to be of help when they are interested in investment property.