My meetings have been arraigned by the caller and my participation has been passive - to listen and ask questions for clarification with no implication of commitment.

I think there are very few who are unethical, but what was really suprising was the ease that someone would admit they want to commit fraud, in writing, in front of a lot of people.

The current owner lives out of state so he can't come and unlock the door himself.My concern is that of course, an end buyer will want to inspect the top unit before he/she commits to buy and I would think its a deal breaker if the tenant is uncooperative?

Family ended up being my undoing; everyone felt like they should get a piece of the action or have a say-so, with no commitment. risk or responsibility.

What is a good title commitment turnaround time?

But then again there may have been a cluster of us around the amount that we bid, and each may have received this message.So as I see it, our options are:1) Raise the offer to our true max.2) Offer the same.3) Offer the same, but crank the earnest money deposit up (maybe a gesture of commitment like this would be effective, since they've just recently been "stood up?")

Replacement of broken glass, doors or locks in the home is Tenant responsibility. v.If Tenant fails to make repairs or replacement, Landlord may do so at Tenant’s expense and charge Tenant the cost of the repair or replacement as added rent which shall be due and payable under the terms and conditions of normal rent. vi.Tenant shall phone the police if Tenant believes a crime is being committed or occurred.Initial ___________In addition to all other duties of maintenance, the Tenant shall: a.)

They issue a document called a title commitment if everything is ok.

Also, if you make a contract with the seller, do they have the option to sell to someone else who would commit to buying it, or do you have power over the sale of it from there out?

I will continue to seek out a possible loop hole...and if not a loop hole...forge the way for someone else (if not myself) down the road who may find themselves as committed as I am to a particular career path that infringes very little if at all on anyone else.