The makers/payors shall not be personally liable for any deficiency resulting from any sale and/or foreclosure hereunder.

I'm convinced you bought at the height of the market and felt your agent lead you astray, and now YOU are taking it personally.Ummm that's kind of what I said you weren't a agent so you don't know, and you still don't you are not a listing agent, you are a buyer agent aka take offer, fax bank offer, tell buyer yay or nay. in which there is nothing wrong with that but stop acting like you do so much for your clients, how many times have you got the decision maker at the bank on the phone and went to bat for your client?

The makers/payors shall not be personally liable for any deficiency resulting from any sale and/or foreclosure hereunder.

Yeah, and with all that great film and TV work you've done, we'll forgive you for those 5 episodes of "Mind of Mencia"... :-)

When I come out… it is important…that all of the decision makers be there…. so I can come to an agreement to buy your house… Will all of the decision makers be there for the appointment?

When I come out… it is important…that all of the decision makers be there…. so I can come to an agreement to buy your house… Will all of the decision makers be there for the appointment?

The makers/payors shall not be personally liable for any deficiency resulting from any sale and/or foreclosure hereunder.

That is a bunch.I know for commercial real estate with NAR they used to do conventions but for years we have done virtual ones.You sign on and can go to different speakers on subjects and then click on vendors (of your choice and when you want to) and then there is a virtual conference room.It engages a bunch of people who could not make the conference because of timing or cost constraints.Will you be filming this event and the speakers??

When I come out... it is important...that all of the decision makers be there.... so I can come to an agreement to buy your house...

As you read financing regulations remember that the "Maker" of a loan is the borrower, not the lender who is an originator.