I'll stay with my assessment, rare, may not be impossible.

But hard doesn't mean impossible, and if it weren't hard everyone would do it right?

It's almost impossible to open a UK bank account where I could put my savings in, so I don't see how to get a mortgage and buy property.

As you can see wholesaling as we know it is impossible in these countries.

First, you can't force a seller to sell, you may be able to make them wish they had.Secondly, it may be an impossibility to perform due to an honest mistake and not being aware of filings or liens, might be.Hans is correct in the usual process, if it's a case where the seller can provide good title but doesn't because he gets less money, then tuff stuff.

Now, I am not saying is it impossible but on the open market someone else will pay more for properties and ignore all of the above rules all day long.

Being underwater would make moving to another mortgagee impossible w/o a lumpsum.I presume you have told BoA they will have a quad on their hands if things continue in the same direction?

Well I agree with John Jackson and Bill Gulley.I think its a mistake to think SLOs are easy in this new SAFE Act and CFPB arena.Not easy does not mean impossible or dangerous, just be informed of the risks, and treat everyone well, especially the TBer (coaching before they go in the property with a licensed Mortgage Broker with credit and FICO).John Jackson has a great FICO coach as do I that also does mortgage origination.

I was really in need of a good agent, but finding one that was willing to stay connected with me while I was there was almost impossible.

Listing agent while their dual agency disclosure says they are to represent both sides equally, its almost impossible to do when you know what both are offering or willing to accept.