These sorts of things need to be a win-win for each player and cannot be strictly one sided.

That's why our own deal analyzing criteria is so darn strict... and why our buyers (like you) get such great deals.I hope this little tutorial has helped you sharpen up your real estate deal analyzing skills... and we really look forward to working with you in the near future.Happy investing!

I don't have solid answers on this strictly due to the constantly changing market place but short answer, yes, long answer, there's specifics needed to give you a better idea of what is possible. 

Once the virus situation is is under control and we all return to our normal routines, I assume we will then be in a declared recession. 

I have been strictly  searching for duplex, triplex, quadplex REO's by OOS investors in certain areas of the US.

Being that the form is strictly a tool used to impose a claim on the security deposit specifically, is the below example correct?

Here in Texas, 30 days is pretty normal, and one of my lenders can routinely get deals done in about 3 weeks.

Arnhem and Nijmegen area great student cities, but rules are getting more strict.

.* The final building inspection has been passed (This is a big one, and we are pretty strict about it)* The space is ready for its intended use with no work being required that is ongoing or requiring of regular access (This keeps someone from denying us payment over a single door knob or a minor paint touch up or something like that)* In instances where the homeowner has moved out of the space, re-occupation may constitute substantial completion (This is more for when we deal with homeowners.

I recently put myself on a strict budget and will probably use a heloc for my down payment.