*One unit will be occupied by me*The current deal(s) I have negotiated -Purchase Price: $518kCredits: $7k credit for closing costs (from owner)Financing: 3.5% down ($18.1k down)orPurchase Price: $539kCredits: $7k credit for closing costs (from owner) and $21k credit to my pocket (cashiers check).Financing: 3.5% down ($18.9k down)Essentially, I get my down payment back and have no skin in the game.

I'd say it's more like we got the paperwork for the car purchase out and walked around to check it out up close. 

If your buyer isn't fulfilling their contractual obligations, your state's association of realtors will have boilerplate paperwork to give notice and, ultimately, bounce them out of contract.

Here's how it works, regardless if it's on market, off market or off Broadway.1 - When a Purchase AGreement has been signed off on by both parties, the PA will say how much of a DP you are putting up, and how much financing you need.2 - Lender agrees to provide (if approved) the funding needed, minus your DP.3 - Closing date is set, usually at the title company used by the lender.4 - You bring your DP to the closing, the lender provides the paperwork for the loan.5 - You sign, among other things, the mortgage agreement, and your DP check and the banks funds are delivered to the seller.6 - You get the property.

Then marketing starts and this neighborhood gets a lot of lower income folks who don’t qualify due to credit, past criminal history, etc. or they only submit partial paperwork.

Hi all,I'm thinking of purchasing a condo that is located quite literally right next door to a fire station.My question is: this whole condo community is essentially next door to the fire station, but my unit is the closest to both the side road and the fire station.I am wondering how much of a "discount" you would need to feel comfortable buying this unit (as compared to another similar unit/floorplan that is nestled more comfortably inside the inner ring of the community. 

(Most HOAs/management companies never even see that paperwork, so how would they enforce it?)

I will look over my paperwork tonight.

After the training they go out in masses and start calling and emailing people and essentially blackball themselves but also make it much more difficult for new investors.

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