Seems CA contracts do give a little time to buyers to review title, and other disclosures, before committing due diligence money, although most buyers agents will push buyers to begin due diligence before a complete review.

If you don't, you are committing a felony.As an owner occ, you do have an inspection contingency, but to get earnest money back it has to meet the guidelines explained in the HUD earnest money forfetuire policy page.

I have not investigated it, but that's my initial reaction, I don't think hiring a construction crew for 6 months is what they had in mind having funds committed for years. :)

But I'm committed to paying them because I'm requesting service.

My specialties include commitment and learning!

Our houses appeal to people because they are everything they want minus a long term commitment because they are will be pcsing to another base in 3 years.

Now I'm back and fully committed to real estate again.

I do know that buying for cash here, the insurance company just wrote the policy with a binder committing to the policy and sent me a bill about 45 days later.

So yeah, sometimes it's nice to talk a little more in private with those who are more serious and committed to success.Thanks!

You are committed!