No cash, no cards, no VTM  just a deposit into your account  You can refund money back to their account if they have a problem as well  

In our situation, if the loan gets called it doesn't seem like it would be a huge problem, as we could just pay it off and the list the property and get the equity (probably $30k to $40k after selling expenses, assuming the market hasn't dropped).Thank you in advance for any feedback anyone is able to provide on the subject of a subject-to sale with a USDA loan.Jean

I've had no problem as long as the loan was over 50k after down payment.   

It shouldn't be a big problem as long as the lender is very clear with the builder about the process up front. 

I do deals all over Florida with them and haven't had a problem as of yet. 

However they know they just feeding people that really don’t know real estate too well other than they saw a commercial about it and found out they can make a lot of money, they just want that first paid credit card payment you times that by 100,000 people pawn you got yourself another revenue stream in addition to real estate so that’s the problem. A

The leak was a problem with the drain from the shower - not a constant running problem as I'd feared (and as the report indicated).

Quote from @Joe Villeneuve: The problem as I see it, is we live in an age of information, and instant gratification,...with a lot of impatience added leading to the use of shortcuts.All of this leads to a complete lack of understanding what the difference is between information and actual knowledge. 

If you have your VA eligibility and you're looking to buy a new place to live in and then rent out your existing property, that should be no problem.   As

I explain the problem as this analogy:The fed, President and congress blew up a twenty foot inflationary Ballon.