Texas Manufactured Housing DivisionAlso refer to this page as well Consumer Protection in TexasFrom the aforementioned site you will find what the legalities that you will need to stay within to operate your business model in Texas, also for further information and a more detailed clarification i would pass the mic over the @Ken Rishel as his knowledge and insight on this topic makes him an expert on this subject in my opinion. 

Your instructer was likely referring to any earnest money a buyer turns over to a realtor.  

If the answer is no then just simply instruct your agent that you want to exercise your inspection contingency and back out of the deal.

you send escrow instructions to your title and escrow company that you are in position to make said loan when they can insure you in first position.  

I’ve found a deal in which the seller is open to discussing a lease purchase on a manufactured home.

@Brandon Ingegneri I would just move on and make a note not to do business with them in the future.It sounds like the explicit instructions you gave them were oral, and not something they agreed to in writing, so it sounds like it would end up as a "he said, she said" anyway.But 99 times out of 100, trying to make an example out of someone backfires anyway.

. - Some properties are situated where the bank has a deadline and the the offers are all reviewed at the same time and weighted accordingly.)3) Know the specific instructions: Every bank is different!

We have purchased and done a light rehab on a manufactured home in a park. 

For instance - In the past I buy a house, my HML gives the title company closing instructions, he is listed on the HUD, and wires the money to the title company on closing.Now that I have essentially a guy with cash in the bank does he need to deal with title company?

@John Clark, so you think the City of Chicago, once mechanical meters were manufactured decided, "Ya know, we could get these meters, but let's wait another 50 years because I think someone is going to invent something called Radio Frequency, and someone else will design a water meter that uses this technology."