No response; previously she has been very responsive via email.Emailed again 2 weeks later, she responded that day, apologized, says she signed up for autopay (I confirmed with the waste company that she did) and she says the $50 is now in the mail to me and to let her know if I didn’t get it.

Now that we are close to the 90 days being up, her lawyer sends a mail saying Bank approval has been obtained, and we are to proceed with obtaining the mortgage etc , but no proof  or copy of the approval in the mail.

And since you know he's a Realtor and researched his info online that means you must have his phone number and/or e-mail.

Seeing your name reminds me of Tom Vu in FL back in the late 80's and early 90's era

I asked the realtor if she educated her seller on the area, she simply said that this is the amount of money that he wants.Sorry to go a little geek but this reminds me of a Simpsons episode where this older woman is trying to sell the Comic Book guy all this valuable stuff.

Their mailing address and phone number are listed below:TransUnion2 Baldwin PlaceP.O.

Keep also in mind, you have to pay more than they did, lots of guys use to drool over the deals I got at the courthouse steps, i use to remind them they didn't have that option as i would of bid 10-20k more 

The house I linked in particular doesn't even cashflow $0.. it would cost you money to own it.Hi Jeremy,Those prices remind me of back home in Australia.Not really sure how much of a sustainable investment it can be.$300,000 goes a very long way in the Midwest.With that kind of money, 4-5 duplexes could be easily bought in decent areas all across Ohio.Just my opinion.Thanks

Reminds me of "home" in the start up communities I have been involved in!

The owner asked the deposit (50%) be mailed to reserve the unit, but had no paperwork to offer.