I have experienced underwriter's unwilling to underwrite due to a Land Trust being the seller.3.

I haven't asked about bank account numbers but bank information is often important.Potential tenants that are unwilling to show they have the ability to pay generally aren't good risks.

The sheer gall is astonishing.I won't trust people who are unwilling to let me protect myself.

He wanted to set up a meeting to sign the paperwork, but when he talked with his wife (who was in the background), she stated she was unwilling to enter into an agreement.

I am unwilling to divide my road front property for only a workforce housing project which also may take years to achieve black ink.

I then reply, if you are unwilling or unable to pay a large company that loaned you money to buy a property, what assurance will a landlord have that you would pay your rent.

You might also want to call the agent's broker and inform them that your agent is unwilling to submit your offer.

If you're unwilling or unable to do that, do not invest in real estate.

After a few months of good pay stubs, and with corrected 2008 and 2009 tax returns, he should be able to get the loan, assuming he actually qualifies.If he's unwilling to do this, he's not serious about buying the place.

He is unwilling to show me actual checks deposits.