If not, it'll be interesting to see what effect that has on us flippers as it will be near impossible to make money on a listed property.

That makes it tougher, though not impossible, to do a short sale.

this is all political, Changsha doesn't need the tallest building in the world, the politician just using our tax payer's money to make their political career shine. and 90 days are completely impossible!  

Michigan market is ridiculously competitive right now, it’s next to impossible to find a great deal.

I get what wholesaling is, I have done it; in my mind putting a house under option and or contract and then selling to a retail buyer using a back to back, a simultaneous (yes I know these are nearly impossible now, just using as example), or a lease option to close would be different then wholesaling.

When the census numbers came out and it shows that people are leaving the city and its' streets resemble urban prairies, not to mention that there's a roomer that HUD just came out with a new rule for it's Section 8 voucher recipients that make it impossible for them to rent a house where there is a vacant lot or boarded up vacant house on the 1 block stretch of the subject property.

For the buyer the financing contingency is most useful, if the buyer can't obtain financing they can get out of the deal, the contract becomes an impossibility to perform.

Is it impossible working short sales with USAA?

Everyoneeeee on the internet freaks out about the "impossibility to sell".

Good idea in theory, but impossible to do on a HUD.