If you spelled those things out and this was their answer anyway, I'd find another agent right away.

@Jade Spell Glad to hear you've had good luck with VA deals. 

Make sure it is spelled out in your rental agreement.

verbal agreement does not cut it. your brother needs to have temporary occupancy addendum to the agreement. it spells out if there is rent, what is the max stay (no more than 60 days otherwise it is considered an investment property for a buyer), daily rate over agreed time to possession, needs to have signatures. 

Originally posted by @Tyler Pearson:Now, as most people on this site, I am an investor and want to invest in an intelligent manner so I don't end up a bafoon and underwater somehow.The pedant in me wants to tweak your nose about your spelling of the word "buffoon."

I also ended up speaking with the City Planner today about the fence restrictions and confirmed they are as they're spelled out in that doc...

Again, the documents signed clearly spell out the remedy for violating the due on sale clause The clear proof that Sub2 is not fraud lies in the fact that many title companies provide title insurance for Sub2 transactions which would not be offered in a fraudulent situation   No, not at all.

@Mike Dymski From your own words, "lets not mistake the past", I went ahead and corrected the spelling of mistake***, I blame my OCD ...

Originally posted by @Jason Ridout:@Patrick Britton"hell, most realtors can't spell their name, tie their shoes, complete a sentence, or be anything but greedy, selfish, wanna-be professionals."

The second is the Option that spells out the terms under which you will sell the home.Please read some articles on this and consider getting an attorney that is experienced in this type of transaction!