Sometimes the attorney (I'm in a judicial foreclosure where sheriff sales are the final step to foreclose) making the lender's bid will announce that they are bidding on a junior lien, but since they do not have to make that announcement you can't rely on that to happen.

The DEQ officials say they will not allow it to reopen as is.

Hi @Andrew Balint I wouldn't disassociate myself until the deal is officially closed. 

My strategy is “Buy-and-Hold” for long term.Here is my dilemma: On 8/11, there was news about “Corinth man accused of shooting at Dallas firefighters, police” (http://www.dallasnews.com/news/crime/headlines/20140811-police-man-shot-at-officials-at-fire-in-far-north-dallas.ece) , the man has lived across the home, which we are considering on same street.

I haven't studied this particular program, but you'll find the official info at http://des.nh.gov/organization/divisions/water/wmb...

Hello Everyone,My name is Jason Thornberry and this is my first official step towards getting involved with Real estate.  

If you accept the inspection and appraisal, then you earnest money check is deposited into escrow to officially open escrow. 

I should got the official asking price from him but it's him (the son) & his uncle helping her through this situation.So my question is where should I go from here?

You can also check whether there are any outstanding liens, though that kind of info will officially be handled by title company/closing attorney.

I've heard several months, but does anyone know the official time?