You can request whatever you want with ACV, but if you go too low, you run into what's called co-insurance (I can't remember exactly how that threshold is generally calculated).

You then send in to the requesting party and sometimes it takes a few days to go into their system.

Upon further request, they opened a research ticket which resulted in them coming up with a lot more lender paid expenses than the Cash Advances we asked to waive.

They have certainly had the request before.Mike

I suppose you could deny the request to extend the loan and cancel the sale but obviously that would be counter productive.

But proper procedure at that point is, the buyer should request the seller fix every thing in the inspection report and the seller should provide proof (pics/video/reinspection) that all repairs are completed, prior to closing.

They can pay rent, submit service requests, monitor late fees, and much more.

So we're okay to raise like that.We're thinking we'll give them an info packet with new rules, a list of things we're going to fix for them (they wrote requests in the estoppel), the rent they can expect.We're going to try to sign them to month-to-month leases on day 1 with a 60 day notice of rent increase.One question I still have is about deposits.

Requests for loans or offers of loans must be posted in the Marketplace, not here.

the only way to know is to request heat disclosure on any bldg you are serious about