The construction rules of foreclosure are strictly construed.

I routinely drive by them on alumni weekends.

FHA has some pretty strict property standards, so you will probably not be able to get a undervalued property that need a bit of work.

Just outside of my town is a 60+ until apartment complex just build a few years ago, strictly for migrant workers.

They can refuse the wire if not in strict compliance with the approval letter.2) maybe not depending on local custom, you Don't want it to change.3) yes, the bank can refuse another extension.4) You probably will get an extension.

Maryland also has some strict foreclosure laws that you must follow - not sure if you are exempt but I would doubt it.

The larger banks Routinely will file foreclosure, asserting a lost note.

This information is routinely provided to businesses (particularly those looking to move into the area), investors and others that have an interest in the area.

If you are required by law to have an escrow make sure you know the law as to the balance you may have, some are strict as to only having funds in trust and no other money.

Strictly speaking your labor working on the property would be considered a contribution.