With agents involved, this sounds like a short sale--with strange requests I've never seen--the banks don't play the game this way.

Drop him a note or call him and request an earnest money check and proff of funds, or all of this is for exercise.

I just closed one today in Chicago loan request came in one Wed.

The president said he just needed an architectural change request for the hardwood flooring as it was the only change that requires board approval so we put it in and received approval.

She had been giving us a song and dance about the damage and how it happened.

But, you would probably be better off requesting a line of credit to purchase the properties and then refinancing once you control them.

He sends me a email checklist requesting taxes, bank statements, SSN (picture of card), drivers license, etc.

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Being that you are located in Birmingham, I would recommend you at least drive by the property (at different times of the day and night) to check out the neighborhood dynamic.Other than that, I would request the exact numbers, and do not go by what the broker is telling you.

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