I found some documentation last night that may get me out of harms way on this one so I may not have to pursue it.

Documents will probably be reviewed by the client's attorney, right?

Good news is i'll pay all the fee's in the meantime and only charge you $249 (Brokerage fee) when you're ready to buy again!

If the seller wants to sell to someone else then they might play a game of chicken with you.Did you show up at the closing table ready to sign documents??

As soon as I put that into place, I plan to obtain all of the documents I could possibly need and put those in a folder on my computer.

Some landlords will offer "cash for keys" if the tenant goes ahead and vacates the property signing a document they are willfully leaving and breaking the lease.

Who knows, they could be a bunch of lazy mooches.You'll also need to document the condition of the home, I believe at/before close as well.Good luck.

You have a current, documented source of income (no conventional lender is going to give you money if you don't have a documented source of steady income.)Your large savings will help your case, your other property may help or hurt (lenders count the property taxes and other property expenses as debts you have to pay.)

There is a difference between a true hardship you can document and just not liking having to pay 500 a month and being upside down but financially you can do it.

:) Of course I had to switch lenders because the one I was working with didn't do Homepath loans but it wasn't that big a deal since I already had my documentation ready.